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Philippine energy firm sets sights on Indonesia
Philippine energy firm sets sights on Indonesia
Alsons Consolidated Resources, Inc is expanding outside of Mindanao island.
India, Iran bolstering energy ties
Iranian Oil Minister Rostam Qasemi is in India for talks.
AboitizPower ready for open access
Open access will complete power industry's shift to a market driven environment.
Why Indian building and technology need to be aware about electric grid
India has and continues to face significant challenges in reliable supply of electricity. This was manifest in the country’s worst blackout due to...
Major Philippine transmission grid project completed by 2014
Ormoc-Maasin line to improve reliability of the grid in the Visayas region.
Top Japanese power companies unite to build thermal plant
Will build a 600,000 kilowatt coal-fired plant in Tokyo.
Eurus Energy to build 115MW solar power station
Japan's largest wind power developer said station to become operational in November 2015.
China moves to assert control over Australian energy network
Pays A$3 billion for control of the main gas network in much of eastern Australia.
China’s industrial energy use dips 1% in April
This is the first monthly drop since September 2012.
Philippines strengthening electricity backbone
Project will be located in western Luzon island.
Here is the real energy challenge for Japan's Abenomics
In March 2013 Japan's prime-minister, Abe, completed his 3 months in office. His overall approval rating remain high, a sign that the Japanese are...
China Resources to merge two energy subsidiaries
Move should allow it to negotiate better terms for natural gas supplies from China.
Aboitiz Power profit drops 18%
Lower electricity prices and volumes to blame.
First Gen to operate new LNG terminal by 2016
Construction to begin in 2014.
Petrovietnam to import Australian coal
Will import some three million metric tons of thermal coal annually.
Dearth of transmission lines crippling RE use in China
Is severely affecting electricity generated from new energy resources.
Taiwan won’t buy electricity from the mainland
Says this is out of the question and will remain so for a long time.
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