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News / Energy

Japanese crisis prompts China's nuke law draft

...power plant following the earthquake off Japan on March 11. He added that the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology had commissioned his association to undertake the drafting work, which is ...

26 Apr 2011

Japanese crisis prompts China's nuke law draft

News / Green Buildings

Few takers for green buildings: Chennai

...power bills,” said Ganesh. Due to high cost, not many customers opt for green buildings, said a Chennai-based developer participating at the Expanding Metropolis, a three-day mega property fair. “It (...

10 Apr 2011

Few takers for green buildings: Chennai

News / Water

SA Water bills to go up by $135 a year

...power 2002 South Australians are paying 80 per cent more for their utilities." SA Water chief executive John Ringham said the cost of using renewable energy to power the plant is covered under the $12...

9 May 2011

SA Water bills to go up by $135 a year

News / Energy

Malaysia's first solar power plant

...power station in Putrajaya. “One of the main concerns about solar power is the need for large tracts of land. So, we've decided to build the solar power on the 500m buffer area in the existing power p...

23 Feb 2011

Malaysia's first solar power plant

News / Energy

Japan faces costly, unprecedented radiation cleanup

...Power Co, the plant operator, to clean up the area, but the firm is still struggling to bring the reactors under control. Another major headache is where to store the radioactive waste like dirt and w...

25 Aug 2011

Japan faces costly, unprecedented radiation cleanup

News / Carbon & Climate

China industry ordered to cut CO2 intensity by 18 percent by '15

...power plants, steel mills, aluminum smelters and cement factories. The country has made a commitment to explore the use of "market mechanisms" in its efforts to reduce greenhouse gas and pollutant emi...

28 Mar 2011

China industry ordered to cut CO2 intensity by 18 percent by '15

News / Energy

Interview: Suzlon CEO has no plans to sell stake

...power prices low, making wind power less competitive with electricity from cheap natural gas. This year, wind development is unlikely to top 5 GW, according to Tanti, though he said that could doubl...

3 Mar 2011

Interview: Suzlon CEO has no plans to sell stake

News / Energy

Asia still keen on building nuclear plants

...power to the energy grid. Vietnam plans eight nuclear power plants by 2030, producing as much as 16,000MW of power. Indonesia plans four plants producing 6,000MW by 2025. For many neighbouring nations...

16 Mar 2011

Asia still keen on building nuclear plants

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News / Cities

Pockets of solitude, places to retreat to in Green Corridor

...powered by clean energy sources or even humans. To raise public awareness, the NSS and other supporters of the Green Corridor on Facebook have been conducting walks along the KTM tracks. These include...

16 Jun 2011

Pockets of solitude, places to retreat to in Green Corridor

News / Food & Agriculture

Sabah channels energy into going green

...adshow on green technology here yesterday. Musa said utility company Sabah Electricity Sdn Bhd (SESB) was also working towards generating more than 100mW (megawatts) of power through renewable means. ...

18 Jan 2011

Sabah channels energy into going green

News / Energy

Deal on geothermal energy program forged

...power plants and is the second largest geothermal energy producer in the world, next to the United States while Indonesia holds approximately 40 percent of the world’s conventional geothermal reser...

14 Mar 2011

Deal on geothermal energy program forged

News / Energy

Coal gasification could be a future feedstock option in Singapore

...power. This latest study by the Economic Development Board - in cooperation with the Energy Market Authority and JTC Corporation - adds to two ongoing feedstock studies looking into the import of LPG ...

13 Apr 2011

Coal gasification could be a future feedstock option in Singapore

News / Carbon & Climate

Google backs biomass fuel firm CoolPlanetBiofuels

...power-saving energy conversion technology firm Transphorm.

18 Mar 2011

Google backs biomass fuel firm CoolPlanetBiofuels

News / Energy

Untapped geothermal energy beckons

...power generation, while hydropower makes up 3.3 percent. The vast majority of the 30,000 megawatts of power generated here every day comes from the usual sources: oil (47 percent), coal (26.4 percent)...

24 Mar 2011

Untapped geothermal energy beckons

News / Carbon & Climate

More states welcome solar industry audits

While NSW continues to give leads on poorly manufactured solar panels, Western Australia considered following it as more and more complaints and inquiries against the solar industry continues to rise ...

26 May 2011

More states welcome solar industry audits

Former IEA chair Tanaka at energy week siew 2011

News / Energy

Singapore seeks views on electricity imports

...power. Responding to questions by local media on whether Singapore will consider electricity generated from sources such as coal, Mr Iswaran said: "We would want to keep our options open. We're not do...

31 Oct 2011

Singapore seeks views on electricity imports

News / Energy

Biofuel power stations in planning pipeline

Two new power stations that use a fuel critics say contributes to the destruction of rainforest in Southeast Asia may be built in the UK through subsidies added to customer bills. Read the full story ...

2 Nov 2010

Biofuel power stations in planning pipeline

News / Carbon & Climate

Green power tested on island

...power will be produced from renewable sources, eliminating the need to use diesel generators. There are also trials planned for harnessing wave and tidal power on King Island and converting the genera...

9 Dec 2010

Green power tested on island

News / Manufacturing

A debate arises on job creation and environment

...power plant emissions, the electric utility industry warned that they would cost $7.5 billion and tens of thousands of jobs. But the cost of the program has been closer to $1 billion, said Dallas Burt...

4 Sep 2011

A debate arises on job creation and environment

News / Energy

Technology can help

...power supply and pricing. The banner on the façade of Alstom Group’s new plant in Tianjin, China, reads “Clean power today” on the day of the plant's opening ceremony. These words are not only the slo...

11 Jan 2011

Technology can help