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China eyes halting construction on coal-fired power plants in 15 regions
China eyes halting construction on coal-fired power plants in 15 regions
This is in an effort to curb its capacity glut.
Will Myanmar's ballooning power sector be badly pricked by project delays?
Its potential may be marred by these threats.
Time for a cool change: TEPCO undergoes four-way company split
There'll be TEPCO Holdings and 3 subsidiaries.
India's aggressive renewables growth scares coal-fired power generators
Power surplus will grip India by the neck in 5-7 years.
Analysts brace themselves for a likely conflict to spark from Mekong River's hydro potential
More aggressive protests against building more dams are being feared.
"Too lengthy" approval time plagues Philippines' power project scene
Land acquisition and transmission issues make the situation worse.
CHART OF THE WEEK: These are the nuclear power plants plotted across Asia
China is on track in being the number 1.
Huaneng Power projects 2% y-o-y decrease in power sales in 2016
Lower utilization hours are to be blamed.
Longyuan completes 2,222MW of new wind projects in 2015
It's the company's highest ever.
China reveals massive plan to double nuke capacity over the next five years
Inland nuke plants must be prepared for construction and will start by 2020.
Find out what Ningde, China has in store for the motor industry
Over 40 countries will come together for this.
ENGIE zeroes in on energy efficiency at SETA 2016
Efficiency implementation goes beyond machinery upgrade and repair.
Thai ESCO Association helps more than 100 companies reduce energy use over 10 years
Find out what ESCO does to achieve this.
Meet the key names in the global civil nuclear energy community
World Nuclear Exhibition will bring them all together.
There is no "perfect" sustainable energy for Japan: Institute of Energy Economics CEO
Balance is the key to achieve ambitious conservative energy goal.
SECTOR REPORT: Asian countries are scrambling to tame the wind to add to their fuel mix
Governments are pressured to keep up with the clean trend.
COUNTRY REPORT: From security to shortage: How will Taiwan free itself from regulatory chains?
Taiwan’s energy industry is revealed to be the product of an era that engages high-level regulation.
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