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Registration opens for Singapore International Energy Week 2016

Registration is now open for the 9th Singapore International Energy Week (SIEW), a key platform for the discussion of global energy issues and their impact on Asia.

Registration opens for Singapore International Energy Week 2016

Registration is now open for the 9th Singapore International Energy Week (SIEW), a key platform for the discussion of global energy issues and their impact on Asia.

Is Cambodia next in line to enter Asia's growing nuclear family?

The Kingdom recently sealed a deal for nuclear cooperation.

India's planned 8.76GW additional wind capacity to trump other countries' records

It will contribute 72% of installations alongside Australia and Japan.

Bloomberg report predicts coal, gas to stay cheap

But renewables' cost still trump others.

Nuclear generation expected to double by 2040 globally

Only South Korea has a "sizeable increase" in nuclear generating capacity.

Jurong Port launches world’s largest port-based solar energy facility

It has an annual generation capability of 12 million kWh.

GE powers the future with steady upgrades in turbine technology

GE is set to up the game in turbine technology in a threefold bid to improve the overall efficiency beyond 63%.

Post-Paris: Taking another look at thorium nuclear

Goodbye to all that Being active in the renewable energy and climate change sector for over the past decade has meant witnessing many changes in the field. Renewables became fashionable, then fell off the table post the 2008 financial crisis, then became fashionable again.

Google sets eyes on buying more renewables for its data centers in Asia

It revealed funding for resource solution centre in Taiwan.

Making business case for solar PV in Singapore happen

Two years ago a commentary about the future of renewable energy in Singapore was released. Since then, the island state has witnessed rapid development of the solar photovoltaic (PV) industry. Tenders have been called under the SolarNova program that will locate 350 MWp of distributed rooftop PV on governmental buildings and public housing blocks by 2020.

Singapore eyes pooling its local group of nuke experts

The ambition is to be realized in the next five years.