Staff Reporter

A new report reveals that the more than 130 large dams being built in western China are in areas of high seismicity.

A new 660MW supercritical power plant in Adipala, Indonesia will be installed with Emerson Process Management's Ovation expert control system.

Studies reveal that wind power density in the Rameshwaram and Kanyakumari regions is in the range of 300-370 watt per square meter, and at a 50 meter hub height.

India's Centre for Wind Energy Technology is already in the process of exploring the off-shore wind potential in Tamil Nadu.

Japan's government is rushing to restart two nuclear reactors by next month to convince the public that atomic energy is vital.

Indonesia's plan to impose a 25 percent export tax on coal may turn Indian power producers towards Australia and Africa.

Tata Power has proposed  to convert its 500 MW unit-6 of its Trombay combined cycle power plant from oil and gas firing to coal.

An Indian nuclear power plant prompts Sri Lanka to take an unusual move.

Tamil Nadu is targeting to add 4,300 MW of generation capacity in financial year 2012-13, to address massive power shortage.

Hokkaido Electric Power has suspended operations of the 175 megawatt coal-fired No.1 unit at its Naie plant after steam leaked from a boiler.

Japan wants more time to decide about restarting two offline nuclear reactors, according to the trade minister.

Osaka Mayor Toru Hashimoto will consider setting up a panel of nuclear experts to verify the safety of nuclear power plants.

March 11th, 2011. Nuclear engineering sector is hit by Fukushima's accident. A year has passed and it is now time to have a look on what has come out of this. The international institute of nuclear energy, I2EN, was inaugurated in France the same year.

Vietnamese President Truong Tan Sang said nuclear power plants are of essential significance for the national development.

The largest electric utility in South Korea reports a surge of foreign interest in its nuclear power plants.

The ratio of electric power generated by thermal power plants in Japan has surpassed 70 percent following the March 2011 nuclear meltdowns.