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PTT chooses Marubeni-Itochu venture for natural gas pipeline
It will be PTT's fifth natural gas pipeline.
Chinese firm Xidian Holdings to inject $500m in Philippine energy project
It plans to set up a 232MW wind and solar project in Northern Philippines.
Clean energy spending drops 18% as China's growth slows down
The drop to $287.5b is the first since 2013.
Thai firm EGCO acquires 20% stake in 2 Chevron-owned geothermal plants
The Indonesia-based plants have total capacity of 637MW.
Malaysia's power consumption won't be jumping 4-5%: analyst
It will just be 2.9%, according to UOB KayHian.
Natcore Technology gets green light for 200MW solar project in Vietnam
The US$300m project gains government approval.
Nuclear energy to grab only 4.7% of Japan's total generation by 2026
No thanks to strong public opposition to nuclear restarts.
Taipower's 70 years of monopoly in Taiwan power sector just ended
Government gives the go signal to liberalise green energy supply.
Philippines' AC Energy Holdings inks $150m wind project in Indonesia
The Sidrap Project is expected to generate 75MW.
China will still be the king of renewables in 2017
It will grab the lion's share of total global non-hydro capacity of 1200GW by 2021.
Total corporate funding in India's solar sector dropped 64% to $9.1b
Is 2017 bound to be as gloomy as 2016?
India's POWERGRID inks deal to build $640m transmission link
The link will sprawl across 1,800km.
Here are 3 reasons why China's recent tariff cuts is good news
Cuts were less than the previously proposed ones.
South Korea eyes 97MW offshore wind farm at Saemangeum
The project will cost an estimated US$365m.
Japan's solar developers rush to finish approved projects
They have to hit completion before reforms roll out this year.
Unchanged coal-fire tariffs pressure China's power generators
Will smaller players be booted out of the market as profit losses mount?
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