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China shifting to higher quality turbines: Vestas
China shifting to higher quality turbines: Vestas
China’s wind park developers are now seeking higher-quality turbines rather than just picking the cheapest machines.
Government power generation comes short in Bangladesh
The government of Bangladesh is continuing to tap entrepreneurs to set up private power plants.
India's Lanco to set up Bangladesh's Bhola Power Plant
The Bangladesh Power Development Board has engaged Indian firm Lanco for setting up of the Bhola 217.9 MW gas-fired Combined Cycle Power Project.
JREF to pioneer Japan’s paradigm shift towards renewable energy
Newly-founded Japan Renewable Energy Foundation has put forward a proposal for a new energy policy 2030 focusing on a wide deployment of renewable energy.
Australia not ready for commercial geothermal production: Report
A report indicated that Australia is not yet ready for commercial geothermal production, although an expansion in production capacity of over 0.075GW will be achieved by 2022.
Japanese agency may finance Bangladesh coal-fired plants
The Japan International Cooperation Agency is contemplating of financing two coal-fired power plants to be set up in Bangladesh.
Indian states left to decide power distribution model
Indian states may choose between the Public Private Partnership model and the Franchise Model in power distribution.
India to craft guidelines for offshore wind power
India's Ministry of New and Renewable Energy is contemplating policy guidelines on it for the copuntry's offshore wind power sector.
India's PM wants comprehensive review of energy policies
Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh may implement a major revamp of the India’s energy policies.
Indian power-savings firm may get IFC funding
The International Finance Corporation may help an Indian power-saving solutions firm named Ecolibrium Energy raise up to US$ 1.5 million.
Solar investment target set at US$39.5 billion
China expects investments in solar power to hit US$39.5 billion by 2015 and a huge rise in the sector’s employment.
Bidding for Philippine thermal plant designed to fail?
PSALM's offer of P348.91-million for the one-year operation of the 145.8-megawatt Naga thermal power facility in Cebu was found to be exorbitant by some bidders.
Basic Energy gets 3 Philippine geothermal Contracts
Basic Energy won three geothermal service contracts that enables it to explore energy resources in undeveloped areas.
China's wind power push not profitable for producers
Wind power developers could not yet benefit from China's scheme ordering electricity distributors to source up to 15 percent from renewable energy.
Japan's renewable energy subsidy brings $2B investments
Japan's subsidies for renewable power suppliers have sparked more than $2 billion of investment since they were launched two months ago.
S. Korea, Kazakhstan to expand cooperation in energy
South Korea President Lee Myung-bak and Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev pledged to expand cooperation in energy, plants and atomic power.
Chinese energy investments sustaining Cambodia's economy
Cambodia has praised China for the massive energy investments that have become key to its sustainable social and economic development.
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