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Deal will develop hydropower projects in Laos.

Aims to accelerate activities in clean energy.

Will focus more on rooftop solar systems.

As production lines to be built for low cost systems.

Will initially require two jack-up rigs worth USD240m each.

Produces 38.8% of the country’s electricity.

Job is worth over US$102 million.

Residents of Miryang protest construction of power towers.

Expo will push solar power.

Heads of state will lead October 5 launch.

Will reach US$340b in energy saving, emissions control projects.

Sign 10-year MOU to this effect.

Modules will generate 20 MW. JinkoSolar Holding Co., Ltd. will supply the solar modules to the State Grid Corporation of China (SGCC), the world's largest utilities company, for the Second Phase of China's National Wind/PV/Energy Storage and Transmission Joint Demonstration Project. The project consists of 60 MW divided into three tenders. According to the agreement, JinkoSolar will deliver the solar modules during the fourth quarter of 2013.

Project supports recycling business.

Sell a combined US$2.58 billion in bonds.

Will focus on power generation and alternative energy. Power-Gen Asia and Renewable Energy World Asia will open at the Impact Exhibition and Conference Center for three days of discussion and debate on the future of Asia's power industry. Some 200 companies will also exhibit their latest technologies, products and solutions. The program includes more than 150 international experts presenting across eight conference tracks. These experts will talk on topics focusing on strategic and technical power issues and challenges and the growth of the renewable and alternative energy sectors Economic growth requires energy as its enabler and the power industry is the provider of this vital lifeblood. Balancing this responsibility with the requirement to protect the environment has put the power industry under the spotlight more than ever before.