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TeaM Energy Pushes NPC Claims
TeaM Energy Pushes NPC Claims
Japanese joint venture firm TeaM Energy Philippines has been chasing after its claims against National Power Corporation (NPC) on the trading of the capacities of its Sual and Pagbilao coal-fired plants, including the volumes in excess of the contract levels.
Philippines' Meralco to utilize cloud computing
Primarily linked to smart grid.
Holland to invest more in Vietnam's power sector
More Dutch power projects in Vietnam.
China producing more clean energy
Output up by over a fourth so far this year.
India, China sign mammoth energy deals
Agreements in clean energy, electric power worth upwards of US$5 billion.
Chinese, Bangladeshi firms cooperate on power projects
China Energy Group, the largest government-owned Chinese company, will develop Bangladesh’s energy sector.
Bangladesh gets Saudi funding for dual-fuel power plant
Absence of funding hindered its implementation.
Bangladesh board needs more subsidies to buy power
20 percent more electricity.
Indonesian power plant to boost generation by 30% with new boilers
Electricity production will increase by about 30%.
Fearless forecast: What to expect of Asia's power companies in a few years
Market change has been a force for evolution in Asian power companies in this new millennium. Reviewing how these forces are playing out leads to some interesting conclusions about where companies and the industry as whole is heading.
4 benefits of a sound maintenance program
My friends at Asian Power asked if I would do another article so I decided to do a follow up to my May article on Rotating Equipment Condition Monitoring and Condition Based Maintenance (CBM), in May 2012.
Huge potential for nuclear power in China
Current capacity only a seventh that of countries with nuclear power.
India to double renewable energy capacity
Intends to produce 54,000 MW by 2017.
Japan to assist Vietnam in nuclear energy
Nuclear experts meet to discuss bilateral cooperation.
China's clean-energy usage on the rise
Less reliant on fossil fuels.
China's $250-B power grid plan: too costly and faulty?
A $250 billion upgrade.
IEA wants S.Korea to be more transparent with nuclear power
There should be nothing to hide.
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