Staff Reporter

India and the United States have established a joint US$125 million fund for clean energy research.

The USA ends China’s two-year run as the world’s top investor in renewable energy.

Pakistan has increased the maximum amount of electricity that can be consumed with tax benefits from 50 to 100 units per month.

The Malampaya plant, which supplies fuel to three major power stations, will be temporarily shut in July for regular maintainance work.

TNB allocated US$16.3 million or RM50 million for 150 development projects to meet demand for electricity supply in West Kuala Lumpur.

Malaysia is keen to participate in Pakistan's coal and wind power projects to help the country meet its future demand for electricity supply.

Power Construction Corporation of China will build the second phase of a massive $2.4 bililon coal-fired power complex in southern India.

Consul General Peshawar Hassan Darvishvand is hopeful the 5,000 MW power importation deal from Iran to Pakistan will be signed soon.

LABOR faces growing business pressure to scale back its renewable energy target when it is reviewed this year, with BHP chief

PLN signed an MoU with state port operator Pelindo II to ensure electricity supply for the Tanjung Priok Seaport in North Jakarta and Pelindo II's other ports.

PLN’s Jakarta branch has launched a coin-based electricity credit system for street vendors.

Gujarat has agreed to allocate 500 hectare of land for second 4,000 mw ultra mega power project in the state.

India's Power Ministry wants to add 10,000 MW of hydro power capacity in the country in the next five years.

Areva Solar has bagged a contract by Reliance Power to build Asia's largest concentrated solar power installation.

Pakistan signed an $840 million World Bank loan for the Tarbela IV hydropower project extension to produce an additional 1,400 megawatts.

Cummins has a new low range and medium range genset for the global market.