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Educating electricity customers – One step closer to meet their expectations
Customers' satisfaction is now gaining vital importance at power distribution companies (DISCOMs) around the globe. Electricity customers of yesterday are much engaged, empowered, and informed today.
Malakoff's 1Q16 profit dropped 19% to MYR84m
Blame it on rising costs from maintenance activities and damages.
China's total renewables investment surged 17% to US$102.9b
It's a a whopping 36% of global total.
Is Indonesia ready to finally go big on nuclear energy?
Indonesia is rapidly approaching nuclear maturity.
Jurong Port launches world’s largest port-based solar energy facility
It has an annual generation capability of 12 million kWh.
ABB inks deal with Indonesia's PLN to boost Java-Bali T&D networks
Substation extensions are covered in the deal.
The Philippines licks its wounds from Al Gore’s piercing remarks on coal-fired power use
Is the 70% reduction in emissions by 2030 too ambitious?
South Korea's Wolsong no. 1 nuke reactor shut down after technical issue
Thankfully there were no leaks.
What TEPCO and KEPCO have to say on Japan's energy liberalisation
Will electricity costs be suppressed soon?
12th Asian Power Awards now accepting nominations
Do you have what it takes to stand out?
Drought forces Adani Power to shut down 2,640-MW units in Tiroda plant
4 out of 5 units have been closed.
World Bank gives nod to India's $625m loan for solar programme
At least 400MW of GRPV will be installed across India.
India starts peppering its power sector with policy reforms to stimulate investments
"If people can pay, there's a way" is India's new market mantra.
Singapore-based Manhattan Resources eyes 92.18% stake in PT Kariangau Power
The deal is considered to be worth US$37m.
Further power project delays hit Myanmar's blossoming sector
Project pipeline shrunk to just 6.4GW.
China's installed wind power capacity will more than triple to almost over 495GW
It's projected to grow 9% yearly within 15 years.
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