Regulation

Does shale gas have a future in China? - Part 2

Does shale gas have a future in China? - Part 2

In March 2012, the NDRC, Ministry of Finance, MLR and NEA jointly issued a development plan designated for China's shale gas development. The Plan...

Does shale gas have a future in China? - Part 1

According to the US Energy Information Agency, China has the largest known shale gas reserves in the world. China's Ministry of Land and Resources...

'Stable' outlook predicted for Asia's power sector

Thanks to supportive regulatory policies.

Japan approves first power industry reforms

Reforms will weaken monopolies of regional power utilities.

Thai solar panel makers slam new rooftop rules

Claims licensing conditions are unfair.

Why the Chinese Central Government says 'no' to uncompetitive polysilicon

Reuters recently reported on the Chinese government's plans to consolidate Chinese polysilicon capacity.

Japan boosts commercial solar capacity target

Part of incentive program for clean energy.

Singapore’s wholesale electricity market prices set to fall

Singapore’s highly developed economy is widely considered to be one of the most dynamic and successful in the world. It acts as a regional hub for...

India centralizes offshore wind power development

Establishes the National Offshore Wind Energy Authority.

What you don't know about solar trade wars

China's Ministry of Commerce declared provisional antidumping (AD) duties against solar-grade polysilicon from the U.S. and South Korea.

India crafting long-term national energy policy

Committee of Secretaries met yesterday to discuss plan.