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JinkoSolar wins module supply contract for new Chinese PV systems

JinkoSolar wins module supply contract for new Chinese PV systems

JinkoSolar has been solely awarded the module supply contract for China Guangdong Nuclear Solar Energy Development's upcoming projects in Dunhuang and Qinghe County. 

Vietnam’s power requirement to rise seven folds to 135,756 MW by 2030

But the country appears incapable to meet the soaring demand as only 30% of the $40 billion investment capital needed for the development of a power sector less reliant to hydropower by 2015 is currently met.

Asian Power Awards 2011 winners announced

The best power companies were recognised at this year's awards held in Malaysia.

Vietnam attracts clean energy investors

Vietnam has become the attractive destination for foreign clean energy investors with shortage in energy and willingness to develop clean energy sources.

Orient Green Power reaches 300 MW renewable energy capacity

Orient Green Power Company Limited synchronized another 40.80 Mw capacity to the state grid of Tamil Nadu.  This Wind Farm is located at Kazugumalai in the Tirunelveli / Thuthukudi districts in Tamil Nadu.

India thermal capacity target unlikely to materialize

India is on the verge of missing the capacity addition targets for 11th Plan, with a cumulative capacity addition of merely 8,101 MW during the third quarter of FY 2011-12. 

Oriental Peninsula eyes power generation business

Oriental Peninsula Resources Group Inc. is set to add a power generation plant with a maximum capacity of 60 megawatts to  be fueled by local coal.

ABB to supply substations to Indian steel plant

 ABB won a US$71 million contract to supply substations from the Steel Authority of India.

India-US nuke implementation to take at least 2 years

The implementation of the Indian-US civil nuclear deal will take at least two years finalisation of the business model between India's NPCIL and US vendors.

NTPC, Ceylon Electricity Board incorporate JV in Sri Lanka

A joint venture that would set up a 500 Mw coal-based power plant in Sri Lanka has been incorportated by India's NTPC and the Ceylon Electricity Board.

Chinese and Brazilians firms join hands in developing renewable energy

Brazilian utility Furnas has signed an accord with China Three Gorges Corporation to develop renewable energy projects around the world.

Reliance Power eyes top spot in Indian private power production

Anil Ambani announced that his firm Reliance Power is poised to become the country’s largest private sector power generation and coal mining company in the next five years.

Can solar leasing programs be adopted in Singapore?

The Energy Studies Institute says the outlook for residential PV systems is less optimistic in Singapore since more than 80% of Singaporeans reside in high-rise buildings.

Vietnam will fail to deliver over 200 carbon development projects scheduled in 2013

As little as 20 % of projects may be done due to lack of carbon credits. The country still faces the perennial problem of long process of achieving Emission Reduction Purchasing Agreement (ERPA), says Dang Thi Hong Hanh, deputy executive officer of Energy Environment Climate (EEC).

Wijaya Karya sets 1T rupiah budget for 3 power projects

State construction firm Wijaya Karya will spend 1 trillion rupiah to develop three power plants, reports Reuters citing and Investor Dailoy story.

Indonesian government to offer Java power plant project

The Indonesian government will offer 17 infrastructure projects worth $9.98 billion under the public private partnership scheme to investor via open tender,reprots Reuters.