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Sumitomo Corp is merely conducting feasibility studies but has not made any investment decision on energy projects in Indonesia.

Bosch will continue the construction of the solar energy plant in Penang, Malaysia at a later date.

Indonesians will pay more for electricity beginning April to help plug the country’s widening budget deficit.

China’s insatiable appetite for electricity plus a lack of coal are setting the stage for crippling power outages this year.

Australia has reopened a solar funding bid to AGL Energy, TRUenergy and Suntech Power for the Moree solar farm in NSW.

Japan's trade minister corrected reports that two reactors will be restarted around April, saying they have not set deadlines to resume operations.

India stands to gain immensely should it pursue a more aggressive path towards renewable energy.

Tenaga Nasional Bhd is targeting to develop a 1,400-megawatt coal-based power plant in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh worth US$2.5 billion.

GVK Power is evaluating its option of acquiring two thermal power plants under construction in India by developers facing financial constraints.

A leading photovoltaic firm acknowledges China is now at the center of the industry.

A subdivision is set to become New Zealand's largest solar-powered housing project. More than 2000 homes in Christchurch will be fitted with renewable energy systems that will provide a quarter of their hot water and electricity needs.

PLN is eyeing a 50 percent stake in PT Pertamina Geothermal Energy to speed up geothermal supplies to PLN.

Despite stiffening competition, China’s second-largest wind-turbine maker has taken out a multi-billion dollar loan to gain an edge over the competition.

Malaysia next month will announce a shortlist of companies vying to build a series of more efficient combined-cycle power plants throughout the country.

The importation and local production of coal in the Philippines is on the rise.

The wind will be blowing the wrong way for Sinovel Wind Group Company, China’s biggest wind-turbine maker.