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Why Asia's geothermal energy potential remains largely untapped
Resources are vast and policies have been strengthened, yet Asia is a laggard.
Why Asia's geothermal energy potential remains largely untapped
Resources are vast and policies have been strengthened, yet Asia is a laggard.
Doubts are cast over Malaysia's ambitious renewables targets
Not everyone is convinced with the government’s target of 1,000MW renewable grid-connected capacity by 2020.
Will coal and gas burn bright or burn out?
Asia is hungry for energy, which coal and gas-fired generation seem ready to address, but their dominance over cleaner alternatives is becoming less certain.
This chart shows why the best is yet to come for India's solar power sector
Total new capacity addition of 9GW is being expected come 2017.
Year in Review: Here are the Asian Power's most read news in 2016
We caught Vietnam's 180-degree turn from being a nuclear leader to a nuclear naysayer.
Why are power plants the new targets of cyber attacks?
Hacking incidents rose from 1,179 to 7,391.
KOMIPO CEO Chung Chang-kil expects to earn $25.4m in power plant profits post-2014 crisis
Asian Power Awards 2017's CEO of the Year shares how he brought the company to new heights.
Chart of the Week: Singapore's installed PV capacity skyrocketed from 0.4MWp to 99.4MWp
Installations surged to almost 1,500 in just 8 years.
Walking on sunshine: Are Asian countries being trapped by lower solar energy costs?
If Singapore’s solar power dreams don’t push through, its banks have some explaining to do.
Why Philippine utilities are not financially motivated to solve power theft
Consumers are there to catch them anyway, says analyst.
Essar Power's CEO KVB Reddy doubles the company's efforts to crush project delays
Non-completion of assets have long been plaguing Essar Power.
Will India's repowering policy for wind power projects breathe life into the sector?
Old turbines with sub-500kW capacities in high potential sites will be refurbished.
Find out why IFC's country manager for Myanmar thinks its electrification targets are challenging
Vikram Kumar admits public resources are way too meager to meet targets.
Chart of the Week: Check out Japan's rising electricity prices despite lower fuel costs
It has become highly dependent on coal and LNG.
Tata Power-DDL's CEO is dead serious in pulling power theft losses down
AT&C losses dropped from 53% to 9% since the acquisition in 2002.
Asia be dammed: Are Asian countries too late in scrambling to harness hydropower?
Only 41GW of hydro potential are being used.
Is Indonesia mature enough to finally take on the grueling challenges of nuclear and geothermal energy?
Indonesia is keen to push for this despite gaping potholes.