Staff Reporter

The China’s largest oil/gas producer has selected Honeywell’s ‘OneWireless’ solutions in providing one single wireless network to support pressure data collection for the oil pipeline, valve position status of root valve of the tank and mobile station as the product proves successful in various aspects.

Yingli Green Energy’s multicrystalline PV module ranked second among thirteen tested by TÜV Rheinland’s 2010 Energy Yield Test.

China's increased investment in its power grid is expected to have a positive impact on the subsidiaries of South Korea's LS Group.,

Kyocera’s latest solar innovation, the Eco-Shell, is being launched in Japan.

India's brokerages prefer equipment made by Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited, saying its offerings have an “edge” over rivals from China.

Turbine Unit No. 2 of the Dong Nai Hydropower Plant 3 with a capacity of 90MW has officially linked up with Vietnam's national grid.

South Korea can now export atomic power plants to India after an agreement was reached by the two countries.

Pakistan has reportedly decided not to take up an Indian offer to supply electricity because of strategic reasons.

A consortium led by Fotowatio Renewable Ventures won a bid to develop a 150 MW solar plant in Australia.

But exactly where are the investments going in Asia? 

NTPC's 800 MW Kol Dam hydro electric project is now expected to be commissioned by March 2013,

JSW Energy has placed its power project expansion in Ratnagiri on hold due to costly imported coal, according to its chairman Sajjan Jindal.

Orissa government has signed a MoU with central public sector

Indiabulls Power plans to raise about Rs 900 crore to finance upcoming projects.

Sarawak Energy has bagged deals to sell about 230MW of electricity to West Kalimantan, Indonesia, by mid-2014.

Petronas Gas needs to raise MYR1.2 billion or $400 million to finance the construction of a 300MW gas-fired Kimanis power plant in Sabah, Malaysia.