Regulation
BSES to pay Rs 30,000 for not restoring power connection
Power distribution firm BSES has been directed by a consumer forum here to pay Rs 30,000 to one of
Hokkaido urges power-saving goal of 7%
Cut electricity use by 7 percent.
Japan’s renewables subsidies spur $2 billion investment
Japan's subsidies for renewable power suppliers has led to over $2 billion of investment since they were
Wolseong nuclear reactor shuts down
A nuclear power generator in the southeastern city of Gyeongju came
Uljin nuclear reactor shuts down
No radioactive leak has been reported.
Scarce fuel supply affecting 65,000 MW power capacity: Report
Close to 65,000 MW of power generation capacity is held up in the country due to shortage in fuel supply by state-run Coal India, says a report.
India to suffer over 10 per cent peak power shortage this fiscal: CEA report
The peak power shortage that India may face this fiscal, as it grapples with acute dearth of coal and gas supplies, is estimated to be 10.6 per cent...
China adheres to 3rd generation nuke technology
No less than third generation technology.
Amendments pursued for Vietnam's electricity law
A competitive retail power market soon.
Singapore considers nuclear energy
Keep options open!
India to build nuclear plants in middle of city
Right in the city's heart.
Hokkaido faces power cut
Hokkaido needs to cut electricity usage.
Indian state problematic over run-of-the-river hydropower
They ended up drawing grid power.
India, Japan push for coal technology model
It's supposed to be highly efficient.
NRA to advise wider nuclear safety zones
Nuclear regulatory authorities on Wednesday released their first projections for the spread of radiation from nuclear reactors in the event
P80-B Energy Projects Seek Incentives
Three ancillary energy projects including fuel storage facilities worth P80 billion have applied for registration with the Board of
Commentary
Why bigger digesters alone won't solve Asia's renewable energy challenge
Scaling for resilience: What Asia Pacific’s bioenergy markets can learn from each other