Staff Reporter

Pushes forward despite losses.

Will also boost retail competition in Singapore's electricity market.

Suntech once world's largest solar panel maker by capacity.

Refinery will reduce dependence on imported fuels.

Canadian Solar will supply 100 MW module.

Wants to duplicate US success in shale gas extraction.

Chinese dominate bidding for Agus VI hydroelectric power plant.

It’s Gamesa’s first Philippine contract.

Project completion slated in five years’ time.

Plant part of the solution to the city’s power crisis.

Plant will start supplying gas to Beijing by yearend.

Will also be India’s first light-water nuclear reactor.

Will develops a national wind map next year.

Plants will be will be fueled by rice husks.

Will be the world’s first 1 MW device.

More private capital to exploit oil and gas resources. Wang Zhen, deputy director of the institute of energy strategy at the China University of Petroleum, claims monopolies in China's energy sector are coming to end. He noted that reforms will no longer stress state-ownership but will instead focus on competence and willingness to carry out national industrial policy. Reforms will prioritize the needs of the whole oil refining industry, he said. Analysts expect higher imports of refined oil products, allowing more private investors into the business.