Regulation
ADB lends $170M for Thai power plant
ADB lends $170M for Thai power plant
The Asian Development Bank is lending $170 million to build a 1,600MW natural-gas fired power plant in Thailand.
Gujarat proposes new feed-in tariff rates for PV projects
Gujarat is pushing for new feed-in tariff rates covering PV projects commissioned from January 29, 2012 until March 31, 2015.
Clearance accorded to Vyasi hydel project
Uttarakhand Jal Vidyut Nigam Limiteda has been granted the techno economic clearance fo rits120 MW Vyasi hydro electric project from the Central...
Media allowed into Fukushima nuke plant
Media have been allowed into Japan's tsunami-damaged nuclear power plant for the first time since the disaster.
India working to improve windmill maintenance
India boosted its wind power maintenance technology by creating lubricants and sealants that helps windmilsl function properly.
Nepal's joint council with Czech Republic to boost power investments
Nepal and Czech Republic have agreed to form a joint economic council to boost bilateral trade and investment opportunities between the two countries...
India’s nuke plants are safe, says Atomic energy chief
Atomic Energy Commission, Dr Sreekumar Banerjee, stressed the importance to generate greater awareness among local residents that nuke plants do not...
China warns against US blame on its solar exports
Chinese people and enterprises are greatly dissatisfied about U.S. attempts to blame Chinese exports for its sluggish development, according to...
Wind power left out of Australia's clean energy funding?
More than A$13 billion in government funds may be invested by Australia for clean energy that could boost large solar power stations.
Sunborne to build 50MW solar thermal plant in Andhra Pradesh
Sunborne Energy will build a 50MW solar thermal power project in Andhra Pradesh, India in partnership with Kosla Ventures and General Catalyst...
Indian solar projects behind January deadline
More than one third of the PV projects handed out in India’s first national auction look set to miss their January completion deadline, according to...
India expects to have 2 GW solar capacity by 2013
India plans to have two gigawatts of solar power generation capacity by March 2013.
Vietnam's electricity rate hike put on hold
Electricity rates in Vietnam will remain unchanged this month, according to Deputy Prime Minister Hoang Trung Hai.
Gujarat proposes new feed-in tariff rates
The Gujarat Electricity Regulatory Commission (GERC) has proposed the new feed-in tariff (FiT) rates for PV projects commissioned from January 29...
India introduces new innovations in wind energy sector
With an installed capacity of over 14,150 MW, India is currently the fifth largest market in the world for wind energy. Estimates put the available...
IAEA asks nuclear scientists to change communication methods
A top IAEA expert said nuclear scientists need to change the way they communicate with the people at large, particularly on safety aspects of an...
Coalition formed against anti-Chinese solar trade petition
The Coalition for Affordable Solar Energy or CASE found support from 25 organizations in responce to the anti-trade action SolarWorld is petitioning...
Thought Leadership Centre
Most Read
1. Seatrium injects $1.7m more into NUS offshore professorship 2. Coal plant exit hurdle looms in Southeast Asia as $135b capital remains unrecovered, IEA says 3. Slow grid upgrades risk $200b digital push in Southeast Asia 4. India power demand seen rising 5% on higher cooling needs, coal reliance 5. Middle East conflict delays RE projects by up to 12 months, Rystad saysResource Center
Read Here
Advertise
Sign Up
Event News
Learn how operators can navigate evolving operating conditions, minimise reliability risks, and improve generator performance amidst increasing system demands.
Commentary
The supply-side blind spot in ASEAN’s data centre boom
Managing risk for Indonesia’s conventional power sector in a decarbonising economy