Staff Reporter

Do not get fooled by the 80% demand growth, analysts say.

It's WEH's first international investment.

This is to assure a secure and transparent environment.

Transmission issues have been begging for a solution.

USA and Germany comes at a far second and third.

It heralded a raise in solar energy output in Japan to 100MW this year.

And the intricacies of electric cooperatives.

2 reactors will come offline in Western Japan.

Industry experts throw their insights at the inaugural Asian Power Utility Forum 2016.

Full liberalisation is just around the corner.

Windzones are not the only worries players must think about.

292 turbines will be "old" by 2034.

Capacity additions will just creep up from then on.

Dreams of higher wind capacity are blown away.

While that question hung over the last days of World War II, on December 2015 the world media definitely projected a cheerful resolution for the recent climate change negotiations there that "no", the ballyhooed Paris Agreement inked there should provide a new pathway to avoid such fate. Seeing the multitudes of various politicians all in good cheer though, one could not help but be a wee bit skeptical.

Capacity expansion is aggressive, but headwinds in demand side persist.