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Bangladesh offers expensive non-stop electricity to industries
Bangladesh offers expensive non-stop electricity to industries
Bangladesh has offered uninterrupted power supply to manufacturing and export-oriented firms from June 1 for higher charges.
Gas Turbines Conference tackles operations and maintenance issues
A panel of experts and key guests explore current best practices and cost-effective measures at the 6th Annual Gas Turbines.
Cooperation Covenant for the Chandgana Power Project construction set
Prophecy Coal and Energy Authority agree on terms guaranteeing the delivery of the project by the 1st Quarter of 2016.
China takes the U.S. to court over alleged RE violations
Two of the world’s leaders in renewable energy accuse each other of unfair trade practices.
China in multi-billion dollar campaign to promote renewable energy
China intends to spend some US$27 billion to advance solar power, wind power and develop hybrid technologies. It aims to boost its use of renewable energy to 15% of overall energy consumption.
First Gen still pursuing Angat hydropower plant
First Gen Corp. is hoping a favorable Supreme Court decision would allow it to acquire the 246-megawatt Angat hydroelectric power plant in the province of Bulacan.
Philippines' agri department to build 40 mini hydro power plants
The Philippines' Department of Agriculture hopes to generate at least 20MW by putting up 40 mini-hydroelectric power plants in all irrigation systems in the country. to help ease the power crisis.
Central Negros to have enough power from coop until 2015
Central Negros Electric Cooperative will have sufficient power supply until 2015 and that power shortage will be addressed after that.
Reliance Power synchronises Samalkot units in record time
Two units of 2,400 MW gas-based Samalkot power plant in Andhra Pradesh are now awaiting gas allocation from pooled domestic and imported sources.
Cummins Power Generation introduces DMC 1500 Paralleling System
The DMC 1500 Paralleling System features Cummins Power Generation’s PowerCommand microprocessor-based control technology.
Most Japanese firms oppose nuclear power
About three in four Japanese companies support abandoning nuclear power as a source of electricity.
Bangladesh Becomes UN Partner on Energy for All
Bangladesh Becomes UN Partner on Energy for All
PLN suffers Rp500 mln in losses due to flood
State electricity company PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN)`s office in Balikpapan, East Kalimantan, suffered an estimated Rp500 million in material losses due to flood and landslide on Thursday.
Hathazari Power Plant Fined Tk 10 lakh for Polluting Halda River
Public sector Hathazari Peking Power Plant (HPPP) was fined of Tk.10 lakh for alleged pollution of the water of Halda River recently through dumping effluents of the plant.
BP to join Indonesia's geothermal energy projects
British Petroleum will take part in the development of geothermal energy projects in Indonesia.
Chinese solar companies form alliance for U.S. antidumping investigation
A Chinese machinery chamber on Thursday announced that it has organized 14 of the country's solar panel
China speeds up approval for large hydropower projects
China's National Development and Reform Commission has approved Datang's 3-milllion-kilowatt Guanyinyan hydropower project in Yunnan province.
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