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Thailand's power sector urged to tighten policies on energy security
Thailand's power sector urged to tighten policies on energy security
Clamour for open and transparent development plans are getting louder.
Siemens nabs three efficiency world records with Fortuna combined-cycle gas plant
Its electrical efficiency is at an unprecendented 61.5%.
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Will China’s wind power finally break free from curtailment?
Curtailment has averaged to a 4-year high at 15%.
Malaysia to open its first 30MW geothermal power plant
Its home will be in Sabah.
India is dead set to boost solar capacity by 5,200MW
Share of solar in its energy mix jumped to 15.82%.
Thailand's Ratchaburi hikes capacity target to 10,000MW by 2023
It's zeroing in on overseas investment for growth.
Will funding woes dim Singapore’s solar power prospects?
Banks are not keen to lend to smaller players.
No looming power crisis in the Philippines: energy department
This assurance was revealed despite outages that lashed Luzon recently.
Is small Vietnam ready to go big on its hydropower ambitions?
It holds tightly to its goal of 96TWh from hydro by 2030.
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Australia blocks foreign bids for Ausgrid
The final decision could be made next week.
India to inject $232m to develop supercritical technology for thermal plants
This is in line with its goal to slash coal consumption.
The increasing demand and necessity for microgrids
Flexibility is key for firms and institutions looking to lock down their energy usage and generation.
China blows hard to amp up wind capacity
It's eyeing a three-fold growth by 2030.
Indonesia's Batan names Bangka Belitong as recommended site for nuke plant
It's a strategic spot to supply power to Sumatra.
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 intervention. Spot prices in WESM have been strongly driven by events, spiking on an almost annual basis on plant maintenance shutdown, typhoons, or fuel shortages.
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