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Six belt and road countries want renewables over coal: study
Citizens prefer solar and wind sources.
Six belt and road countries want renewables over coal: study
Citizens prefer solar and wind sources.
China's relaxed coal plant ban still won't spur construction flurry: report
Incentives to build more coal-fired power plants are almost non-existent.
Heatwave-hit Australia lost 1.6GW of thermal generation in January
The consequent load shedding impacted more than 200,000 Victorian consumers across two hours on 25 January.
South Korea to rev up renewables' share to 35% of energy mix
The country aims to slash reliance on coal and cut the lifespans of nuclear plants.
Philippines' Luzon grid on red alert after major quake
Some areas in Luzon may experience rotational power cuts following a reserve shortage.
New rules to erase deficit in China's subsidies for renewables operators
But wind and solar state-owned operators will take some hits.
CNOOC returns to offshore wind market with Jiangsu province project
The oil giant used to operate a plant in 2006 but closed it after removing its renewables unit.
JERA to raise investment share of renewables and LNG to 70%
It aims to double profits up until March 2026.
China relaxes plant ban to allow 11 areas to set up coal power plants
Areas freed up for construction include Hebei, Qinghai, Chongqing, and Guangxi.
SECI's tender for 1.2GW of wind in India flops
Only four players made bids for 600MW of capacity with tariffs fixed at $0.04/kWh for 25 years.
Is the Denmark offshore wind deal the boost that India's sector needs?
The two countries will develop measures for high efficiency in the wind industry.
TEPCO starts removing fuel from Unit 3 of Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant
The removal of all 566 fuel assemblies is expected to finish in March 2021.
China Three Gorges issues $2.98b of green bonds
The proceeds will be used to finance the construction of large hydropower projects.
China turns to wind energy to power heating systems
Local authorities will be given less than two months to set annual targets for generating heat using wind farms.
Dieter Billen takes the stage to discuss his forecasts on solar energy
He will discuss the potential growth areas in Southeast Asian markets.
Here's why you can't miss the 2019 Asian Power Utility Forum Roadshow Series
It will be held on 6 and 13 May at Jakarta, Indonesia and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Taiwan hits 1GW of downstream solar PV installations for the first time
The PV market has already gone through a long formation process, an analyst said.