Staff Reporter

Tepco may sell or invite outside investments for its older fossil fuel-fired power plants.

Abu Dhabi's Masdar and the Government of Tonga have signed an MOU for a 500 kW solar plant in Vava'u Island.

Meridian Energy is scrapping the $2 billion proposal for a 176-turbine, 633-megawatt wind farm in Central Otago called Project Hayes.

Pacific Hydro's latest community showed overwhelming support for the construction of wind farms.

Sembcorp Industries has signed an MOU to explore the feasibility of developing a 1,200 megawatt coal-fired power plant in Dung Quat Economic Zone.

Japan's wind power capacity rose 11.7 percent in the year to March 2011as the country was set to launch a new subsidy system to lure investors to the sector.

South Korea will continue to increase its use and development of new, green energy, including nuclear power.

The U.S. Commerce Department is investigating importation of more than $100 million worth of wind energy towers from China and Vietnam.

Japan's push to restart nuclear reactors  by proving their safety through stress tests sparked an angry response from the public.

The chances of NHPC commissioning the Nimoo Bazgo hydroelectric project on the revised schedule appeared increasingly bleak after BHEL delayed milestones.

India's Ministry of Coal rejected NTPC's proposal to construct its 1,980 MW North Karanpura super thermal power project at District Chatra - Jharkhand.

PetroVietnam will continue to invest in power projects in anticipation of future profits.

Vietnam wants peaceful and responsible use of nuclear power while ensuring power security and safety.

Nuclear power in Japan faces its moment of truth.

The Beijing-based firm recently began operations in southeastern Cambodia with a generating capacity of 194 megawatts.

So who are the new angel investors of big-ticket Renewable Energy projects?