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Southeast Asia’s largest wind farm goes fully commercial in 2013
Southeast Asia’s largest wind farm goes fully commercial in 2013
Two massive wind farm projects will account for a sixth of Thailand’s planned total wind power capacity.
Indonesia's Coal Move Might Increase Power Production Cost
Malaysia's power sector will not face a crisis if Indonesia's proposal to impose a 25 per cent export tax on coal and base metals this year comes into effect.
KESCO launches mobile-based tracking system of in-field revenue enhancement activities
Kanpur Electricity Supply Company Ltd. (KESCO) has introduced a slew of initiatives aimed at enhancing revenue realization and improving consumer satisfaction.
SunEdison begins operations at 25MW solar PV plant in Gujarat
SSunEdison has started operations at its 25MW solar photovoltaic plant located within a multi-developer solar park in Gujarat, India.
Areva delivers reactor components for Taishan nuke plant
Areva delivered the first two steam generators and the pressurizer for Unit 1 on the site of the Taishan EPR power plant.
Neyveli Lignite to form JV for $1.9B coal fired project in India
Neyveli Lignite Corp will set up a 2,000MW coal-fired power unit for US$1.9 billion in the state of Odisha, India.
It’s wind power for New Zealand
New Zealand intends to derive 20% of its renewable energy from wind.
Vietnam’s first wind farm starts producing electricity
The wind farm at Binh Thuan province will initially produce 30 MW of electricity.
Asia's largest solar power park opens in Gujarat
A 600 MW solar power park was opened by Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi in the state's Patan district.
Indonesian govt to announce power saving programmes by end of April
Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono would announce energy saving programmes by the end of April.
Indonesia, New Zealand to co-develop geothermal energy
Indonesia and New Zealand have agreed to cooperate in developing its geothermal energy potential as an alternative renewable energy source.
TIB Demands Cancellation of Coal Plant Near Sundarbans
TIB Demands Cancellation of Coal Plant Near Sundarbans
Taiwan committed to becoming nuclear-free
Renewable energy, although more expensive, will replace nuclear power in Taiwan. Minister of Economic Affairs Shih Yen-hsiang said Taiwan's goal is to become a nuclear-free country and it will diversify its energy resources to achieve this aim.
Mergers and Acquisitions not a viable option to grow IPPs in Asia
IPPs are expected to meet more than 30% of the 250-3500GW new capacity demand in the region in the next 10 years.
Cheap hydropower in the Philippines is now dead: government
RP government looks into coal power plant to address power shortage in Mindanao.
U.S. Ex-Im Bank funds India’s largest solar power project
India’s Reliance Power, Ltd has received U.S. government funding for its major solar power project.
Japan pours funds into hydrogen fuel research
Post-Fukushima Japan continues to favor hydrogen fuel as a key alternative to nuclear energy.
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