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Powering Asia’s growth: meeting the industry’s software solution needs

On the sidelines of the Power Plant World Asia 2012 held in Singapore, Asian Power spoke with Bentley Systems, a leader in software engineering and software solutions to discuss Asia’s power industry trends and how their customer preferences changed in the last decade.

Powering Asia’s growth: meeting the industry’s software solution needs

On the sidelines of the Power Plant World Asia 2012 held in Singapore, Asian Power spoke with Bentley Systems, a leader in software engineering and software solutions to discuss Asia’s power industry trends and how their customer preferences changed in the last decade.

Japan may experience power shortages this summer

Japan is still feeling the effects on its power supply as a result of the Fukushima tragedy last year.

What to expect from Malaysia’s drive to create a green economy

Will all the efforts to reduce dependence on thermal energy sources bear fruit or go in vain?

Asia taking over leadership on smart grids still far from reality

The chances of Asia outpacing the West in terms of investments on smart grid are slim in the near term, says an industry player.

China shifts from thermal to non-nuclear thermal sources of power generation

Thermal installations are expected to account for just 64.8% of total installed capacity by 2020 from the over 72% reported in 2010, says the GlobalData.

What you need to know about Asia’s Clean Development Mechanism – IETA’s perspective

Asia has now become the global center for new trends in emission trading but it must be vigilant not to commit same mistakes as the West.

Is Singapore’s over dependence on gas a boon or bane?

Experts believe that gas will account for almost 90% of total electricity produced by 2020, but is the country prepared to face various supply risks?

Asia needs to take CCS seriously for new plants, says Alstom

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