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NPCC privitization likely to be finalized in June
NPCC privitization likely to be finalized in June
The open bidding of Pakistan's National Power Construction Corporation is expected to take place in June.
GAIL scouting CDM consultant for its 5MW solar project
GAIL India Limited is looking to hire a clean development mechanism consultant for its 5 MW solarphotovoltaic power plant in Rajasthan.
Suzlon to develop 2500MW wind projects in India
Suzlon has signed an expression of interest with the Indian state of Karnataka to develop 2500MW of wind-powered electricity over the next five years.
Alstom and Druk Green to provide hydropower services in Bhutan
Alstom and Druk Green will provide repair services for hydro runners and other underwater parts of hydropower plants. A state-of-the-art hydropower service centre will be established by the groups at Jigmeling, Gelephu under Sarpang Dzongkhag district of Bhutan. This strategic partnership will be implemented as a joint venture with a shareholding of 49% for Alstom and 51% for Druk Green. The corresponding agreement was signed in Bhutan by Dasho Chhewang Rinzin, Managing Director, Druk Green and Alain Spohr, Unit Managing Director, Alstom Hydro India.
S.Korea's Gori-1 reactor declared safe by IAEA
IAEA inspectors declared South Korea’s aging Gori-1 nuclear reactor as safe after reviewing the facilities for eight days.
Powering Asia’s growth: meeting the industry’s software solution needs
On the sidelines of the Power Plant World Asia 2012 held in Singapore, Asian Power spoke with Bentley Systems, a leader in software engineering and software solutions to discuss Asia’s power industry trends and how their customer preferences changed in the last decade.
China on track to become top solar market by 2013
The Eurozone crisis and a massive drop in prices of solar panels are combining to make China the solar power superpower.
Noda says Japan should stay with nuclear energy
Japan’s Prime Minister tells his countrymen that Japan cannot do without nuclear power.
KEC International wins $65.17M transmission in Tamil Nadu
KEC International has secured an order worth Rs 361 crore or US$65.17 million for a 400 kV double circuit transmission line to be set up in Tamil Nadu.
BHEL commissions 250 MW thermal unit at Uttar Pradesh
Uttar Pradesh added 6MU ofelectricty toits grid with the commissioning of a 250 MW unit at the Harduaganj Thermal Power Station.
NTPC-UPRVUNL JV signs Rs 7,575 crore loan agreement for 1,320 MW power project
Meja Urja Nigam Private Limited, a joint venture (JV) between the country's largest power company by
Move to club D-6 gas supply to power plants: GAIL supports move but wants PNGRB to have a say
GAIL has expressed support to the move of the Ministry of Power to club KG D-6 gas supplies against
NHPC to pull plug on 3 discoms for non-payment of dues
Power may be regulated by National Hydro Power Corporation to three discoms, one each in Assam, Mizoram and Meghalaya.
Bangladesh to get 5,000MW from nuclear by 2030
To augment electricity production, Bangladesh will produce 5,000 megawatts of electricity from nuclear energy by 2030.
Noda stresses need for restart of Oi reactors despite ongoing investigations
Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda has stressed the need to reactivate two idled reactors at the Oi Nuclear Power Plant in Fukui Prefecture despite the fact that the investigations into the crisis at the Fukushima No. 1 Nuclear Power Plant are still under way.
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