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L&T expects electrical business to double by 2015

Larsen & Toubro expects its electrical and automation to grow by 20 per cent per annum until it doubles by 2015.

L&T expects electrical business to double by 2015

Larsen & Toubro expects its electrical and automation to grow by 20 per cent per annum until it doubles by 2015.

TNB to stop buying power from Singapore after June 15

Tenaga Nasional Bhd does not foresee a need to buy power from Singapore-based PowerSeraya Ltd beyond June 15.

Vestas wind turbines selected for 31MW Indian Wind Farm

Beta Wind Farm selected Vestas V100-1.8MW wind turbines for its 31MW Eppodum Venran wind farm in Tamil Nadu, India.

Colakoglu to produce electricity from Pakistani coal

Colakoglu Investment will invest $1 billion to generate 600MW of electricity from coal deposits found in the Thar Desert.

Bangladesh Inaugurates 2 Power Plants

Prime Minister of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina formally inaugurated the 100 MW furnace oil-fired Quick Rental Power Plant and laid the foundation of a 335- MW dual-fuel combined cycle power plant at Meghnaghat.

Outlook on the solar sector remains positive over the medium term

This is based on the global trend towards a greater reliance on renewable energy sources, says Fitch.

Haryana accuses NCL of supplying poor coal

Haryana Power is blaming Northern Coalfields Limited for the reduced efficiency of its coal-based thermal power station at Panipat.

Bangladesh sets Tk 16,511 crore for power sector

The government of Bangladesh has estimated an expenditure of Tk 16,511 crore in power and energy sector in the next fiscal year which was Tk 15,237 crore in the outgoing fiscal.

China pursues new dams across Brahmaputra to address drought

Hydropower groups in China are lobbying the government to give the green light for suspended plans to build dams in the untapped upper reaches of the Brahmaputra.

South Korea to build green thermal power plant

South Korea will build a new 2,000 megawatt eco-friendly thermal power plant on its east coast that will not release any carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.

China's NDRC orders more power supplies to meet household demand

China's top planner asked local authorities and energy enterprises to increase power supplies to meet household demand in summer as the country faces a tight power supply.

Balram Naik bats for Agri Gold's 400 MW CCPP

Porika Balram Naik, a Member of Parliament (MP) from Andhra Pradesh (AP), has asked the government for natural gas allocation to Agri Gold Projects Limited's 400 MW combined cycle natural gas-based thermal power project (TPP) in the state. To shore up his case, the MP has argued that the group, with a turnover of around Rs 300 crore, already has five bio-mass based power plants operating and has entered into Power Purchase Agreements with APTRANSCO and TATA Power Trading Company Limited. It has also been supplying power to APTRANSCO since 2003. The power project is proposed to be set up over the Vijayawada, Rajahmundry and Kovur areas of the southern state.  

KOSPO begins construction of $3B carbon-capture plant

The construction in Seoul, South Korea of a 2,000MW low emissions power plant valued at US$3 billion has been commenced by Korea Sothern Power Company.

Mighty River to construct New Zealand geothermal plant

Mighty River Power will construct a geothermal plant  in north of Taupo, New Zealand.

Malaysia's to buy power from Singapore's after platform shutdown

Malaysia's Tenaga Nasional will buy 180MW of power from Singapore's PowerSeraya until 15 June.

NHPC electrifies 7,87,123 villages

A total of 7,87,123 villages out of a target of 8,03,100 have been electrified by the state-run power major, NHPC Limited, during the FY 2010-11.

Everbright’s Huaining PV station connected to power grid

Everbright International's RMB50 million photovoltaic power station in Huaining City, Anhui Province has been connected to the power grid and has started solar power generation.