Environment
Taiwan committed to becoming nuclear-free
Renewable energy, although more expensive, will replace nuclear power in Taiwan. Minister of Economic Affairs Shih Yen-hsiang said Taiwan's goal is...
Taiwan committed to becoming nuclear-free
Renewable energy, although more expensive, will replace nuclear power in Taiwan. Minister of Economic Affairs Shih Yen-hsiang said Taiwan's goal is...
Japan pours funds into hydrogen fuel research
Post-Fukushima Japan continues to favor hydrogen fuel as a key alternative to nuclear energy.
Chinese wind power company chooses GE
China Longyuan Power Group, Ltd, China's largest wind power company, has turned to GE for the wind turbines for a project in Canada.
Mistui invests in UK renewables
The Mitsui Group, one of Japanese largest conglomerates or “keiretsu,” expands into the United Kingdom’s renewable energy industry.
Chinese rivals vie to take over world’s largest wind power firm
The ill wind blowing the way of Vestas Wind Systems A/S has made the company vulnerable to a takeover bid by its rivals.
Philippines to bid US$2.1 billion natural gas project
One of the largest renewable energy projects in the Philippines has caught the attention of at least 10 foreign investors.
Solar energy use spreads to smaller Indonesian islands
Indonesia’s outer islands prepare to receive renewable energy.
Philippine company to begin mass production of PV panels
The solar power subsidiary of the Philippines’ largest conglomerate prepares to foray into an already oversupplied photovoltaic panels sector.
India and the U.S. cooperate to advance clean energy
India and the United States have established a joint US$125 million fund for clean energy research.
China loses clean energy leadership to the USA
The USA ends China’s two-year run as the world’s top investor in renewable energy.
Philippine “green financing” program extended
Renewable energy projects demand huge investments and a pioneering Philippine program supporting RE will continue.
Indonesia should rebuff nuclear energy and focus on renewables instead
There are no nuclear power plants in Indonesia and it should stay that way.
China’s waste-to-power developers get great rate
The rate received by waste-to-power developers is almost double that of coal-fired producers.
Fumeng Maniuhu Wind Farm receives CDM registration
The Fumneg Maniuhu wind farm project has been successfully registered by the CDM Executive Board.
Japan struggles to wean itself from nuclear power
The road to a nuclear energy-free Japan is bound to get tougher.
Demand for turbines in India may drop by nearly 400 megawatts
A generous tax break credited with the massive surge in wind power investments in India has been blown away.
Wind power to blow strong in New Zealand
Falling wind turbine prices are set to spark a surge in wind power investments in New Zealand.