India

India's power ministry will boost Research and Development in the power sector.

The Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) Joint Trade Union Alliance yesterday called off trade union action after the

The Sikkim government cancelled the proposed 280 MW Teesta-I hydel power project that was bagged by NCC Limited.

Solar-powered electronic products will now be available at retail stores across the country. These stores will

Waaree has launched a new, easy finance scheme for both bridge finance as well as long term finance of solar projects.

India's Power Minister Sushilkumar Shinde has rolled out a scheme to improve energy efficiency by 2015 of certain sectors including  thermal power plants.

Alstom supply components and services for two 660 MW supercritical boilers located in Mouda, Maharashtra.

40 lakh solar home systems will be set up by the Infrastructure Development Company Ltd across Bangladesh by December 2015.

Power Development Board is working to modernize 27 units of 15 old power plants.

Some 40% of India does not have electric power and for those portions that do have electricity, a power crisis is approaching.

India’s ICICI Bank, Ltd has received loans from Japanese banks to finance its renewable energy projects.

Pakistan's Water and Power Minister Ahmad Mukhtar Mukhtar discussed the possibility of financial and technical assistance with ADB for mega water and power projects like Bhasha Dam.

India plans to secure 30% of its electricity from thorium-based reactors by 2050.

The Sintex group will put up a two 660 MW coal-based and a 400MW gas-based power plants in Gujarat.

India will be a significant contributor as nuclear capacity in the non-OECD region to more than quadruple over the next two decades.

Estimated amount of pre-construction works US$21.6 million for the 2,560 MW Sankosh Hydro Electric project in Bhutan have been approved by the CEA.