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China's solar capacity predicted to hit a whopping 150-200 GW by 2020
China's solar capacity predicted to hit a whopping 150-200 GW by 2020
This pushes yearly average instalment to 20-25GW.
China Shenhua Energy reveals it expects a crazy 50% profit drop in 2015
Will recovery save the firm in 2016?
Check out this infographic of Japan's plight in restarting nuke
More than half of them have applied for safety reviews.
India's wind power capacity to rocket up to 2500MW in 2016-2017
But its untapped potential is still mired in issues.
Bentley unveils new OpenRoads package
Find out what's in store in the new editions.
In search of better power regulation for Hong Kong
Potential improvements to Hong Kong's present electricity regulation scheme can be made, but they may result in unintended outcomes.
Bentley unveils ContextCapture to buoy reality modeling
This is for infrastructure project delivery and asset performance.
Will nuke remain an option for many Asian countries despite safety concerns?
Japan's nuke dependence will definitely shrink.
Consumers rely more on energy firms’ know-how for advice: survey
Singapore’s energy firms are more trustworthy than global peers.
China IPPs' profit growth momentum will come to a halt by end-2015
It has been a good 3 years of rocketing earnings.
Chart of the Week: Check out China buildings' rocketing energy consumption
Power use has been surging by 7.7% a year.
Longyuan's wind power capacity additions disappoint analysts
But it expects additional 1.2-1.4GW by the next quarter.
The Philippines' electricity consumption feared to jump 5% yearly until 2024
Is power capacity finally keeping up?
Is China tightening its grasp on Sub-Sahara Africa's power industry?
Nuke and non-hydro power are next on its ambitious checklist.
Korea gencos' gap in credit quality predicted to widen in the next 12-18 months
Private IPPs will suffer lower profits.
China trails peers in offshore wind market
China is witnessing the start of a golden age.
Conergy unveils first large-scale power plant project in Indonesia
3 power facilities will be built.
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