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Find out what the world's biggest energy news are this week.

Curtailment has averaged to a 4-year high at 15%.

Banks are not keen to lend to smaller players.

Flexibility is key for firms and institutions looking to lock down their energy usage and generation.

Will it lose its spot as the largest market in the region?

It's almost a quarter short of last year's stellar first half.

The history of corporate innovation is one of people and companies trying to outdo themselves (and each other).

Developing capabilities to help the region.

Tidal energy market value could hit US$11b in 2024.

Registration is now open for the 9th Singapore International Energy Week (SIEW), a key platform for the discussion of global energy issues and their impact on Asia.

The Kingdom recently sealed a deal for nuclear cooperation.

China is on track to hit 58GWe of nuclear energy by 2020.

It will contribute 72% of installations alongside Australia and Japan.

But renewables' cost still trump others.

Only South Korea has a "sizeable increase" in nuclear generating capacity.

It has an annual generation capability of 12 million kWh.