Staff Reporter

India's leading domestic equipment supplier BHEL is fast losing its dominance in the power sector due to stiff competition from its Chinese counterparts.

A Japanese government opinion poll on future energy policy options revealed that nearly 50 percent of respondents want atomic power off the table by 2030.

Meralco hopes to construct 2,500 to 3,000 megawatts of diversified power generation portfolio to meet its supply over the medium term.

Sagittarius Mines, Inc. and Alsons Energy Development Corporation wil conduct a joint feasibility study for the possible development by AEDC of a coal-fired power station.

A wind power project in Can Gio using 1.5-MW wind turbines might be using outdated technology.

It will take an investment of some RMB2.4 trillion for China to achieve energy conservation targets intended to make it a green manufacturer.

China National Offshore Oil Corporation said its net profit for the first-half of the year fell 19% to RMB 32 billion.

Two reactors of the Madras Atomic Power Station are scheduled to be restared by end of August.

The second unit of the 550MW gas-fired Mortlake Power Station in Victoria has been commissioned, signalling its formal completion.

A power supply agreement between Socoteco II and the upcoming 100MW Sarangani coal plant has been approved by the Energy Regulatory Commission.

SPCG Plc announced its completion of 30 megawatts of sun-powered capacity.

South Korea's plans for new nuclear reactors have been delayed due to safety concerns.

India’s northern states including the capital, New Delhi, brace for another series of blackouts.

NGCP will spend more than P1.1 billion will be allocated to upgrade its Kalayaan-Bay 230-kiloVolt transmission line in South Luzon.

Thai villagers are blocking the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand from buying electricity to be generated by a hydropower dam being built in Laos.

Ratch-Australia will spend US$1.1 billion in the next three years buying power plants and building wind farms.