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Burma’s energy potential: Vast but under-funded

Limited capital has hampered Burma's capacity to expand its potential for power generation, said the Asian Development Bank. According to the Philippine-based multilateral lending agency, Burma's deve...

27 Nov 2012

Burma’s energy potential: Vast but under-funded

News / Energy

Tamil Nadu may be rushing too fast towards solar power

Power-starved Tamil Nadu recently unveiled an ambitious solar policy with the aim of adding three gigawatt of solar power within the next three years from almost nothing now, the steepest target for a...

20 Dec 2012

Tamil Nadu may be rushing too fast towards solar power

News / Food & Agriculture

Cause of highly radioactive fish remains unexplained after four months

In August this year, greenling fish containing 25,800 becquerels of radioactive cesium per kilogram were caught in waters within a 20-km radius of the Fukushima I nuclear power station. The level of...

14 Dec 2012

Cause of highly radioactive fish remains unexplained after four months

Press Releases / Reed Exhibitions UAE

Masdar sponsors two "Green" films at 6th Annual Abu Dhabi Film Festival

Films explore the ecological challenges of waste and pollution Masdar, Abu Dhabi’s renewable energy company, is sponsoring two “green” films at this year’s Abu Dhabi Film Festival, October 11-20. Th...

12 Oct 2012

Masdar sponsors two "Green" films at 6th Annual Abu Dhabi Film Festival

News / Policy & Finance

Vietnam environmental laws up for revision

Vietnam wants to revise its Environmental Protection Law to make it more current and responsive to present-day problems. Vietnam Environment Agency deputy director Le Ke Son said the law, which was in...

26 Nov 2012

Vietnam environmental laws up for revision

News / Energy

Taiwan Bureau of Energy to help solar firms develop US, Thailand markets

Taiwan's Bureau of Energy plans to hold a business conference regarding Taiwan-based firms developing markets such as the US and Thailand on December 21, 2012. Solar makers noted that the US market...

19 Dec 2012

Taiwan Bureau of Energy to help solar firms develop US, Thailand markets

News / Carbon & Climate

More opportunity or widening rift in Doha?

The UN climate talks have opened in Doha, Qatar amid concerns that rifts between developing economies and richer nations may get in the way of progress in the talks again this year. But the newly-elec...

26 Nov 2012

More opportunity or widening rift in Doha?

Opinion / Energy

Malaysian leader lures investors with promise of 'responsible' dams

The Malaysian state of Sarawak is the new star of the global hydropower industry. Located on the island of Borneo in Southeast Asia, Sarawak is largely unknown around the world. Five years ago, Sarawa...

20 Jun 2013

Malaysian leader lures investors with promise of 'responsible' dams

News / Energy

Energy dept turns over P2M to CTU to establish renewable energy center

The Department of Energy (DOE) turned over P2.18 million to the Cebu Technological University the other day for the establishment of an Affiliated Renewable Energy Center (AREC) for Region 7 to pursue...

9 Jul 2012

Energy dept turns over P2M to CTU to establish renewable energy center

News / Transport

A major step in wireless recharging of electric vehicles

TECNALIA, largest private Research, Development and Innovation group in Spain, has developed a system for wireless recharging of electric car batteries, just like the batteries of toothbrushes are bei...

13 Dec 2012

A major step in wireless recharging of electric vehicles

News / Policy & Finance

RE industry may see change in feed-in-tariff, says SEDA

The Sustainable Energy Development Authority (SEDA) is looking at adjusting the feed-in-tariff (FiT) for renewable energy (RE) before it calls for the next round of quote in July/ August 2012 as there...

21 May 2012

RE industry may see change in feed-in-tariff, says SEDA

Press Releases / Synergy Events Asia

Australian energy sector at forefront of modernisation - Utilities worldwide highlighting the need for 21st century smart grid

...renewables, electric vehicles and smart homes are an opportunity instead of a threat for utilities? To what extent can water utilities learn from their electricity counterparts by looking at new ways ...

31 Aug 2012

Australian energy sector at forefront of modernisation - Utilities worldwide highlighting the need for 21st century smart grid

Press Releases / Energy And Environment Foundation

Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency:Empowering Sustainable Tomorrow

5th World Renewable Energy Technology Congress & Expo-2014www.wretc.inDate: 21st to 23rd August 2014 Venue: Expo & Convention Centre, Manekshaw Centre, Delhi, India World Renewable Energy T...

27 Apr 2012

Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency:Empowering Sustainable Tomorrow

News / Carbon & Climate

Maldives shuns CO2 tax seeking tourist cash to make cuts

...renewables push would slash the nation’s dependence on imported fossil fuels, which currently costs the country $200 million a year, or about 15 percent of its economic output. To that end, Waheed’s g...

21 Jun 2012

Maldives shuns CO2 tax seeking tourist cash to make cuts

News / Energy

Southeast Asia’s largest solar plant in Thailand gets turned on

Suntech Power Holdings, the world’s largest producer of solar panels, announced that South East Asia’s largest silicon photovoltaic power plant, a 44-megawatt project called ‘Sunny Bangchak’, achieved...

27 Sep 2012

Southeast Asia’s largest solar plant in Thailand gets turned on

News / Manufacturing

REC warns that Q3 losses loom for Solar and Silicon units

Renewable Energy Corporation (REC) acknowledged that its third-quarter results, due on 24 October, will again fall short of expectations, potentially casting a pall over the future of its Singapore pl...

16 Oct 2012

REC warns that Q3 losses loom for Solar and Silicon units

News / Energy

Taiwan to invest billions in smart grid plan

The ROC government will invest NT$130 billion (US$4.36 billion) over the next 20 years to construct a nationwide smart grid, according to the Bureau of Energy under the Ministry of Economic Affairs Se...

7 Sep 2012

Taiwan to invest billions in smart grid plan

News / Energy

IHS expects solar industry fallout to peak in 2013: Guides 10 key market issues for 2013

The highly volatile PV industry is notoriously difficult to predict, yet that has not stopped market research firm IHS in providing its key ten predictions for the industry in 2013. Starting with it...

17 Dec 2012

IHS expects solar industry fallout to peak in 2013: Guides 10 key market issues for 2013

News / Energy

Solar could play a huge role in heating and cooling

...renewables uptake over the next five years. Global power generation from hydropower, solar, wind and other renewable sources is projected to jump by more than 40 per cent to almost 6 400 terawatt hour...

12 Jul 2012

Solar could play a huge role in heating and cooling

News / Energy

Nuclear Power Is Just So Passé

In a bit of welcome news, it appears nuclear energy based electricity generation has been flat and will likely reduce in the years ahead. According to the Earth Policy Institute, nuclear electricity-g...

17 Dec 2012

Nuclear Power Is Just So Passé

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