Staff Reporter

An industry player laments on Philippine government’s failure to deliver initiative.

European restrictions on clean investments beyond 2012 proving challenge to Asia’s carbon market, says an expert.

ASEAN countries need to work with each other in order to achieve energy security, said Prof. Christoph Menke of the University of Applied Sciences in Trier, Germany.

Asia’s leading the global fight against the climate change at least in the clean development mechanism (CDM) market.

More than 10 percent of the China's electric cables were found to be substandard on sample checks on three major kinds of products.

A nuclear power plant will be built in Bangladesh with the help of Russia.

Find out the answer from Ambassador Burhan Gafoor, chief negotiator for climate change in Singapore.

New regulatory developments pose threats to global carbon market trading.

Rolls-Royce has signed a US$22 million contract to supply eight Bergen B32:40 16V reciprocating engine generator sets to Baraka Patenga Power Limited.

US Nuclear Regulatory Commission chairman Gregory Jaczko is expected to tell Indian representatives when they meet next month that its civil nuclear liability law would not pass muster in the US.

The AFEF will be the anchor renewable energy forum at the Singapore International Energy Week from 6 – 8 November 2012.

The Fukushima disaster has meant overhaul in Japan's energy policy.

Japan is expected to avert power outages this winter through energy conservation but new problems will arise in summer as its entire fleet of reactors could be kept idled.

MWM will now become part of Caterpillar’s Electric Power Division.

Out of the 86 thermal power stations monitored by the Central Electricity Authority, 44 stations have reported critical level of coal stocks.

Munich RE had selected Astronergy's thin-film amorphous microcrystalline silicon PV panels for a 1.65MW solar project in Thailand.