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China increases power consumption by 5.5% in 2012
China's power consumption in 2012 expanded at a much slower pace than a year earlier.
China increases power consumption by 5.5% in 2012
China's power consumption in 2012 expanded at a much slower pace than a year earlier.
Korea's transition team may break up electricity monopoly
South Korea's presidential transition team will consider breaking up the monopoly in electricity supply.
Emergency drill for power shortage held in South Korea
South Korea is preparing for a possible power shortage.
S. Korean gov't to overhaul policies on nuclear plants
The South Korean government hopes to enhance the safety of nuclear reactors by eliminating corruption.
China gives subsidies for more renewable power projects
China increased its renewable power projects qualified for state subsidies.
Solar power sector cuts use of silver due to steep prices
The solar power sector cut its use of silver by a third in 2012 from 2011’s record highs.
S. Korea's industrial electricity sales rose 1.8% in Nov.
Check out the major growth catalyst.
Bangladesh witnesses a credit facility agreement for the first time
The deal is for the construction of a 450MW combined cycle power plant.
Australian Climate Change Authority calls for PV subsidy cut
The Australian Climate Change Authority (CCA) has released a report advising the government to lower the
US and Australia inject US$83 million in collaborative solar research
Funds worth US$83 million have been made available for collaborative solar projects between Australian and US researchers.
NRA commissioners tap views of non-Japanese nuclear experts
Three foreign nuclear luminaries shared their expertise for the first time with the commissioners of Japan's
South Korea on a power saving drive
South Korea is bracing for an “unprecedented” shortage of power during the winter.
Fault risk for Aomori nuclear plant is raised
Earthquake faults beneath the Higashidori nuclear power plant in Aomori Prefecture could be active and dangerous, a regulator said Friday.
2,988.5 MW of power supply affected as 14 power units fail on December 12
Fifteen power units worth 2,988.5 MW of generation capacity and forty five transmission lines across the country were taken offline on Wednesday. 8T...
India slips on WEC's energy sustainability index-I: Ranks second lowest among 94 WEC member countries
India's rank on the World Energy Council's (WEC) energy sustainability index 2012 has dropped down four places to a lowly 93 from last year, with the...
India sign treaty with Ukraine on nuclear safety
India has signed an agreement with Ukraine on nuclear safety and radiation protection in a move to enhance the
India sign treaty with Ukraine on nuclear safety
India has signed an agreement with Ukraine on nuclear safety and radiation protection in a move to enhance the
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