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China starts building first nuke plant after Fukushima disaster
China starts building first nuke plant after Fukushima disaster
Construction has started for a nuclear power plant in the eastern coastal city of Rongcheng.
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Philippine utility to build four hydro plants
Sunwest Water and Electric Company Inc takes out US$98 million loan to finance project.
A fusion reactor for South Korea
Partner will be the US Department of Energy.
Japan’s nuclear reactors to go online this summer
Government agency claims Japan can save up to US$20 billion by restarting half its nuclear reactors.
Tougher safety rules for Japan’s nuclear reactors
New safety measures to be finalized by July.
Marubeni, Doosan unveil expansion plans in Indonesia
Buoyed by Indonesia’s strong economic fundamentals, two major foreign companies, the Marubeni Corporation of
First Gen set to expand generation to 2,800 MW by 2018
First Gen Corp. is gearing up to expand its gas power generation portfolio to as much as 2,800 megawatts by 2018.
First Gen set to expand gas, power gen portfolio
Having acquired full control over two gas facilities located in Batangas, First Gen Corp. is gearing up to expand its gas power generation portfolio to as much as 2,800 megawatts by 2018 with investments estimated to reach more than $1 billion, sources said.
Philippines to host state-of-the-art power plant
A state-of-the-art power project was launched in the central Philippine province of Iloilo.
Japan may shut nuke plant due to active fault
Japan's Kashiwazaki Kariwa nuclear power plant may be closed due to an active fault.
China's wind power blows away $1.6-B in 2012
China's wind power sector gave way to thermal and nuclear due to government curtailment.
What you must know about electricity liberalization in Japan
Electricity market reform moves slowly in Japan. Recently, however, the Japanese government further clarified its position and called for legal unbundling in the sector – one of the options previously proposed for breaking up the electricity industry.
China and Russia to build floating nuclear power plants
Says these ship-borne plants are cheaper and easier to build.
Philippine food firm moves into power generation
Universal Robina Corporation to produce renewable power.
More coal for China’s power stations
China's coal and electricity producers to use 56% more coal in 2013.
Angat Plant Turnover Facing Hurdles
Given the proposed rehabilitation deal being dangled for auxiliary units 4 and 5 under a public-private