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Bangladesh will install more fuel oil-run power plants nothwithstanding rising oil prices.

China, the world's biggest energy consumer, could begin drilling for oil in Abu Dhabi as early as next year.

The world’s former and current leaders in wind power decide to cooperate more to advance renewable energy.

Nepal has approved the template for hydropower projects above 500MW.

South Korea's new Shin Wolsong 1 reactor went offline on Sunday morning after its turbine generator wasautomatically stopped, said officials at the Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co.

Malaysia's TNB inked an agreement with two Indonesian entities to facilitate a cross border electricity-exchange between the two countries.

Sweden’s Ikea International Group, the world's largest furniture retailer, will outfit all its buildings in China with solar photovoltaic panels over the next three years.

Japan’s new and generous feed-in tariff offers the world’s solar power developers a chance to profit in a stagnant market.

The world’s two biggest rivals in renewable energy decide to cooperate for the good of both countries.

When completed, the solar project will have a combined output capacity of over 100,000 kilowatts.

The government of Azerbaijan expressed its willingness to invest in Pakistan's power sector, particularly in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa.

Japan has approved the resumption of nuclear power operations at two reactors despite mass public opposition.

Saudi Arabia is interested to invest in Bangladesh, including its power sector.

Westinghouse will construct AP1000 nuclear power plants at the Mithivirdi site in Gujarat, India.

Korea Electric Power Corp. CEO Kim Joong-kyum is hoping to win other large contracts to build nuclear facilities.

The Indonesian government will expand use of the direct appointment mechanism to award geothermal concessions.