Trina
Solar Ltd, the world’s fourth largest solar panel maker, is poised to
invest up to US$200 million in a major solar power project in Jordan.
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China could invest up to US$55 billion to succor the United Kingdom’s badly delayed nuclear power program.
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Pakistan assures China it will facilitate and support more Chinese investments in its solar energy sector.
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Russia
will provide $3.4 billion to finance up to 85% of works, supplies and
services for Units 3 and 4 of Kundankulam Nuclear Power Project.
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Finland has awarded an Indonesian consortium US$218,000 to develop green energy generation facilities.
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Indonesia
says it will support renewable energy developers with incentives in its
drive to source 25% of its energy from renewable sources.
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The
government of Pakistan should make efforts to develop consensus among
provinces for starting the Kalabagh dam and other big electricity
generation projects.
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A new inter-governmental agreement will boost Canada’s exports of uranium to China.
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China
counters a US move to penalize its solar companies with the threat of
stiff import duties on a vital solar energy material.
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Aboitiz Power will increase its electricity generation portfolio with a greenfield 200-megawatt power facility in the Visayas.
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A
partnership among Indonesian and Chinese solar developers intends to
build a US$600 million solar power plant in eastern Indonesia.
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A tiny Japanese village becomes the poster child for Japan’s bid to divorce itself from nuclear energy.
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India aims to increase power generation capacity to 288,000MW from 200,000MW in the next five years.
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The Islamic Development Bank will provide two loans worth $380 million loan to Bangladesh for two power projects.
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ADB believes that maximizing Nepal's hydropower potential lies in private sector participation.
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