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Will renewables stop Japan's nuke restart?

Forecasted failures to meet ambitious nuclear targets leave Japan looking to renewables for long-term relief.

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Will renewables stop Japan's nuke restart?

Forecasted failures to meet ambitious nuclear targets leave Japan looking to renewables for long-term relief.

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Asia's energy M&A deal value soared 78% to US$10.3b in Q2

Solar and wind transactions hit US$3.8b and boosted total deal value.

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Geopolitics, social risks complicate Asia's large hydropower aspirations

Two hotbeds for large hydropower development — the Himalayas and Mekong River — depict its potential and limitations.

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Is Singapore ready for the open electricity market?

Operational doubts persist as power operators look for more physical space.

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Here's why China cut tariffs for selected coal-fired IPPs

It cut Zhejiang IPPs' tariffs by at most 5%.

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Japanese financial firms are pulling out investments in coal

The project pipeline for coal plants has dropped from 50 in 2012 to 35.

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These 5 Asian countries could boost 55% of the world's biomass additions

China is expected to lead the pack and add 12GW in the next decade.

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Asia's insatiable investment appetite shows no signs of waning: Fitch

Despite lower profits and higher risks.

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Indonesia's erratic power rules are scaring investors away: PwC

More than 3 out of 4 investors say there is no transparency.

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Japan's RE targets too ambitious, analysts say

Gas will remain king for now.

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When privatisation calls, should Asia's power utilities listen?

The privatisation trend holds promise in the near to mid-term horizon.

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Should ASEAN utilities turn to blockchain?

The technology poses a great potential in driving down costs.

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Chasing renewable project incentives: How are they working their charm in Asia?

Countries with a combination of incentives have experienced the greatest growth in renewable power.

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Is Asia ready for energy storage?

If the energy transition outlook by DNV GL proves true, then almost three-fourths of the electricity demand increase by 2050 will be generated by renewables.

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Why Southeast Asia's slow solar regulatory reform is frustrating

Improvement can be "painstakingly slow"--how should countries improve?

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These are India's brightest solar industry players in 2017

Adani was the largest project developer in total cumulative installations.

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Pertamina and PLN tussle to reach PPA for Lumut Balai plant

It will be commercially operational by the end of this year and so far, no agreement has been reached.

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