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Private nuclear power players suffer bottlenecks in Indian sector: analysis
Private nuclear power players suffer bottlenecks in Indian sector: analysis
Participation is heavily challenged by a "weak management" of contracts.
India to need $10b investments to hit gas target
It eyes boosting share of natural gas to 15% from 6.5%.
Infrastructure delays hit India's solar parks
Bid-submission deadlines for tenders have been repeatedly extended.
Why India's current solar industry is not doing enough to hit 40GW target
Government must tap the residential market, said Hartek Singh, chairman of EPC firm Hartek Power.
How will Indonesia's new rural electrification regulation affect businesses?
12,000 Indonesian villages are still unelectrified.
Why China's new tariff cuts are bad news for solar companies
Expect a 20% slash at around Rmb0.2/kWh.
Indonesia to junk land tax for geothermal energy exploration next year
Firms still exploring are to get 100% reduction in land tax.
Electricity derivative market for the Philippines
Maturing into its ten years of commercial operations, the Wholesale Electricity Spot Market (WESM) has seen its share of volatility and regulatory...
Use of feed-in tariffs vital to increasing renewable energy investment
Most APAC countries are continuing the usage.
Missionary electrification subsidies in the Philippines
The electrification subsidy in missionary areas started on May 1, 1988 with the proclamation by the President of the Philippines that electricity...
Korea reveals policy directions for its New Energy Industry
Eight major projects open up new opportunities.
In search of better power regulation for Hong Kong
Potential improvements to Hong Kong's present electricity regulation scheme can be made, but they may result in unintended outcomes.
What you need to know about the announced capped revenue experiment in Shenzhen
In November 2014, China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) announced via a Notice for Transmission and Distribution Rate Reform...
Continued boom or bust for Japanese renewables?
When Japan instituted the Renewable Energy Act (REA) in 2012, the stated policy was to encourage the development of renewable energy but to avoid the...
Adaro Energy's US$217m beats analysts' forecast by 15%
Driven by strong cost discipline.
Coal connectivity gets special mention in India's Rail Budget
This focus is encouraging.
Electricity tariffs in Singapore to dip 0.05 cent per kWh
Expect smaller bills this month.
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