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Bosowa starts $250-M coal-fired plant in eastern Indonesia
Bosowa Group inaugurated its first power plant in South Sulawesi.
Bosowa starts $250-M coal-fired plant in eastern Indonesia
Bosowa Group inaugurated its first power plant in South Sulawesi.
Australian Climate Change Authority calls for PV subsidy cut
The Australian Climate Change Authority (CCA) has released a report advising the government to lower the
Chinese wind power firms lifted by project approvals
Share prices climbed Wednesday after China approved over 100 new wind power projects.
Indian state of Haryana to get 2000MW hydropower from Bhutan
The government of Haryana is setting up a joint venture hydel power project in Bhutan.
Trombay plant's 500 MW unit modernisation by 2015: Tata Power
Tata Power expects to complete modernisation work of one of the 500 MW units at its long-running Trombay
Malaysia seeks bidders for 2 coal-fired plant projects
Malaysia is eyeing two coal-fired power plants with total capacity of 3,000MW.
Mitsui to do renewable energy projects in Canada
Pays US$808 million for wind and solar projects.
China expects plunge in solar products exports
Cites ongoing trade disputes as the reason.
NRA commissioners tap views of non-Japanese nuclear experts
Three foreign nuclear luminaries shared their expertise for the first time with the commissioners of Japan's
More wind and solar power to be distributed in China by June
China will soon enjoy more wind and solar-generated electricity.
India slips on WEC's energy sustainability index-I: Ranks second lowest among 94 WEC member countries
India's rank on the World Energy Council's (WEC) energy sustainability index 2012 has dropped down four places to a lowly 93 from last year, with the country's weak social equity and environmental footprint still posing a challenge for a sustainable and environmentally-sensitive energy system. 8WEC's latest report titled 'World Energy Trilemma: 2012 Energy Sustainability Index' highlights the plight of developing countries to use cleaner forms of energy on the path of industrialization, and juggle three main goals -- energy security, social equity and environmental impact mitigation -- to provide affordable energy to consumers. 8Balancing these 3 dimensions, or 'trilemma' as WEC puts it, can be a difficult act and requires strong political and economic frameworks. 8While few emerging countries have strengthened their energy policies and managed to climb up the index chart, albeit slowly, India's under-performance casts a serious doubt on whether the country can achieve its energy-related goals in the near future. 8To gain an insight into the challenges faced by WEC member countries, the energy council introduced a more intricate index analysis wherein nations are categorized into four economic groups A, B, C and D based on gross domestic product (GDP) per capita. 8Amongst 24 developing nations that are clubbed together in Group D, with GDP per capita below US $ 6,000, India grabbed the twenty-third position, one level below Pakistan and at least 14 spots behind Sri Lanka for the year 2012.
Investments in Indian power sector rising
Private firms invest US$61 billion over four fiscal years.
India sign treaty with Ukraine on nuclear safety
India has signed an agreement with Ukraine on nuclear safety and radiation protection in a move to enhance the
NTPC may downsize West Bengal project
may consider downsizing its Katwa project in West Bengal by half so that it can be
GE turbine technology to power natural gas-fired plant in Myanmar
General Electric (GE) has announced that its aeroderivative gas turbine technology will power a new natural
India sign treaty with Ukraine on nuclear safety
India has signed an agreement with Ukraine on nuclear safety and radiation protection in a move to enhance the
Wanxiang acquires A123
Bankrupt American maker of advanced batteries falls to China for US$257 billion.