Staff Reporter

Royal Dutch Shell Plc intends to participate in drilling for 25.1 trillion cubic meters of shale gas in China.

China counters a US move to penalize its solar companies with the threat of stiff import duties on a vital solar energy material.

China could invest up to US$55 billion to succor the United Kingdom’s badly delayed nuclear power program.

Aboitiz Power will increase its electricity generation portfolio with a greenfield 200-megawatt power facility in the Visayas.

TeaM Energy now has six firms as prospective boiler supplier; and another six for the turbine  the 400-megawatt expansion of the Pagbilao coal-fired plant.

Malaysia's renewable energy authority has denied accusations of bias in its award of lucrative solar power

The Chinese government said it will accelerate the pace of solar power installations after 2015, part of a

The Sydney-headquartered subsidiary of Yingli Green Energy will provide solar modules, as well as after-sale services, in the Australian market.

State Power Utility PLN Seeks Efficiency Savings as Power Costs Soar

Chinese nuclear firms are considering investing 35 billion pounds in building up to five new nuclear reactors

More than 50 years ago, Pertamina became the nation’s first oil and gas company.

Private utility Tata Power today said the second unit of 800 MW of its 4,000 MW ultra mega power project (UMPP) at Mundra in Gujarat, has been synchronised.

The Puducherry government owned Power Corporation in Karaikal has drawn up plans to augment gas based power generation from present 32 mw to 400 mw in a phased manner.

The Export-Import Bank of the United States has okayed two loans, totalling US$57.3 million, which will see the exportation of US-made solar panels and ancillary services to Solar Field Energy Two and Mahindra Surya Prakash in India.

A coalition today revealed that the government has secretly pushed for its nuclear power plants project and has preliminarily identified the potential sites for them, despite objections from the ground.

A partnership among Indonesian and Chinese solar developers intends to build a US$600 million solar power plant in eastern Indonesia.