Power Utility
Kansai Electric sends shut-down plans for Ohi-1 and Ohi-2 reactors
Both are nearing the end of standard operating life span.
Kansai Electric sends shut-down plans for Ohi-1 and Ohi-2 reactors
Both are nearing the end of standard operating life span.
Indonesia's fuel prices and power tariffs likely to remain stable for 2 years
Subsidies, on the other hand, will be hiked.
Tariffs rise in India's recent wind auction in Maharashtra
Winning bids are around US$4.4c/kWh.
Taipower gets go ahead from Atomic Energy Council to restart Kuosheng 2
The last step it needs now is approval from the Legistalive Yuan.
Senoko Energy unveils retail arm for Singaporean households and SMEs
The launch comes prior to Singapore's full retail electricity market liberalisation.
San Miguel Corporation gets approval to buy US$1.9b coal-fired power plant
The plant's total capacity is nearly 1GW.
AGL to shell out $200m to upgrade coal-fired Bayswater Power Station
The facility will have an additional 100MW capacity after the update.
Japan's billowing wind power industry grapples with grid constraints
Its current grid capacity cannot handle the surge of wind energy.
Here's what pushed Japan to explore virtual power plants
It is being pressured to accelerate the use of VPPs as renewables rise.
Japan's energy efficiency momentum starts plateauing
The country is eyeing 30% efficiency by 2030 but the road to its target is a bit rocky at the moment.
Can energy storage gain steam in the Philippine renewables?
The right commercial and regulatory mechanisms must be implemented to boost its adoption.
India's solar installations soared 123% to 9.6GW
About 90% of the solar projects were large-scale.
Find out what energy expert Bill Ruccius will discuss at the 2018 Asian Power Utility Forum in Manila
He will discuss renewables' role in a coal-dependent country.
Taiwan to hike feed-in tariff rates by 9.09% in 1H2018
This will be for rooftop solar installations up to 20kW.
Philippines further delays sale of 650MW Malaya thermal plant
The energy department requires probe in running Malaya as a "must-run unit".
These 3 things dim India's bright solar capacity growth
Debt tie-ups keep dragging the sector down.
Why Indonesia is popping the champagne on less headwinds for renewables
Tech costs have dropped over the past three years.