The largest hydroelectric project on the Upper Mekong River Basin, the Nuozhadu dam, has officially began generating power.
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India’s
national initiative to promote renewable energy has boosted its
photovoltaic capacity by 255MW and its concentrated solar power capacity
by 2.5MW.
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Indonesia's
PTBA and China Huadian Corporation plan to set up a joint venture
company to build and operate a a 2x620 megawatt coal-fired power plant
in South Sumatra.
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Japan needs to invest at least ¥50 trillion or US$637 billlion in renewable energy by 2030 in order to phase out nuclear power.
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A new national strategy will increase Japan's renewable energy capacity by a massive 555%.
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Chinese
wind turbine maker Ming Yang Wind Power Group Ltd will develop an
offshore wind farm for China Guangdong Nuclear Power Group.
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The
government of Pakistan will convert two inefficient thermal power
plants in Sindh into being coal-fired through a $433 million financing
to be provided by the Asian Development Bank.
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Guangdong
Mingyang Wind Power Group and China Guangdong Nuclear Power will join
forces to develop renewable power projects.These include the Golden Bay
offshore wind power project in Jieyang, Guangdong province.
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Mining industry sources report a growing use of renewable energy by major mining firms worldwide.
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The government of Pakistan has sought financing from China for the mega $13 billion Diamer Bhasha Dam.
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China will remain the world’s leading renewable energy market at least until 2020.
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The
massive costs of coping with the aftermath of the Fukushima Dai-ichi
plant nuclear disaster has left its operator with limited funds to
convert to alternative energy sources.
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Entrepreneurs
in Bangladesh want solar power to be included in the national grid to
utilize nearly 200 mw capacity solar plants that are underutilised.
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Six
South Korean frims have expressed interest in joining PNOC-EC in
building two coal mine-mouth power plants in Isabela and Zamboanga
Sibugay worth $400 million.
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Indonesia's PLN will purchase between 50 and 70 megawatts from Sarawak to power some regions in West Kalimantan for five years.
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Hanergy launched a thin-film solar cell manufacturing base and a photovoltaic power station in Qinghai Province.
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Tepco
president Naomi Hirose said the utility can't afford to invest in
alternative energy sources since the three reactor meltodown at its
Fukushima nuclear power plant last year.
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US
financial services giant Morgan Stanley has invested US$300 million in
Zhaoheng Hydropower Co Ltd, the largest foreign investment yet in
China's renewable energy sector.
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Bangladesh's
Rural Electrification Board will put up a Tk 54.13 billion mega project
to bring 1.8 million more rural people under electricity coverage by
2015.
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China is advocating an “energy club” with former Soviet Union states to open new sources of energy for its ravenous economy.
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Perusahaan Listrik Negara will need 65 million metric tons of coal per year in 2014 to generate electricity steam.
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Indonesia
will raise the price of electricity from three types of renewable
energies to encourage the country's overall renewable energy production.
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Malaysia's
Tenaga Nasional Bhd has been selected by the Bangladesh Power Division
for the installation and operations of a 1,320MW coal-fired plant in
that country.
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Gamesa
will supply turbines for a proposed 48MW wind farm project being built
by the Longyuan Group at Jiangkou, in China's Fujian Province.
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Japan will announce its new national energy policy next week that will confirm its inability to wean itself from nuclear power.
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