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Dong Nai Hydro 4’s station 2 connects to Vietnam grid
Dong Nai Hydro 4’s station 2 connects to Vietnam grid
Power station 2 of Dong Nai Hydropower Plant 4 has been connected to Vietnam's national grid network.
Seismologists warn against Japan's nuclear restart
Japan is ignoring the safety lessons of the Fukushima crisis, according to two prominent seismologists who warned against restarting two reactors.
Leading Philippine power producer to build more hydro plants
Clean energy company First Gen Corporation intends to build two hydropower plants with a combined capacity of 600 megawatts.
Bangladeshi firm exports solar panels to Malaysia
Greenfinity Energy Ltd of Bangladesh has exported the non-traditional high-tech solar panel to Malaysia in a limited scale.
BD gets $50m ADB Loan for Setting up Energy Efficient Brick Kilns
The Manila-based anti-poverty lender Asian Development Bank (ADB) will provide US$50 million loans to support setting up of energy-efficient brick kilns in Bangladesh, officials
Bangladesh's foray into quick rental power labeled a total failure
Bangladesh's quick rental project had totally failed to meet the demand for electricity, according to a ranking member of the country's committee on power.
Bhatia Energy to set up 0.96 mpta coal washery in Orissa
Materials handling company Bhatia Energy & Minerals Pvt Ltd has proposed to set up a 0.96 mtpa coal washery in Orissa. The total cost of the project has been pegged at
Suzlon sells Chinese subsidiary to pay debts
Heavily indebted wind turbine maker Suzlon Energy, Ltd has sold its manufacturing subsidiary in China.
More energy efficiency needed for Vietnam’s development
Vietnam pledges to use energy more effectively and develop its energy network.
xBangladesh cabinet okays Renewable Energy Authority Act
The Cabinet on June 18 approved the draft of Sustainable and Renewable Energy Development Authority Act, 2012
Malaysia to buy electricity from Indonesia’s Bukit Asam
Malaysia will buy a majority of the 1,200 megawatts of electricity produced by Bukit Asam's new power plant in Riau.
Brownouts looms in the Philippines as grid reserves get thin
Meralco warned its customers in Metro Manila and nearby provinces of possible rotating brownouts in the coming days.
Only 47% of Pakistanis pay electricity bills
The government of Pakistan was able to collect payments from only 47% of consumers in the last 11 months.
China tops USA in renewable energy investment in 2011
Investment in solar energy surged to $147 billion in 2011, a year-on- year increase of 52% thanks to strong demand for rooftop photovoltaic installations in Germany, Italy, China and Britain.
Bangladesh okays Renewable Energy Authority Act
The draft of Sustainable and Renewable Energy Development Authority Act, 2012 hasbeenapproved by the Bangladesh Cabinet with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in the chair.
Move to Repair 26 Bangladesh Power Units
The government has moved to renovate 26 units of 15 old power plants in a frantic effort to feed more power
Suzlon to supply 21 MW turbines to biotech firm
Suzlon Energy today won an order from a biotech firm to supply 10 turbines of 2.1 MW capacity each.
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