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Myanmar's clean coal plant to be built at Dawei special economic zone may now push through with Thailand and Japan providing loans.

Komatsu will spend ¥58 billion to scrap aging facilities and become more energy-efficient.

PLN will start cutting power to customers in Jambi who have not paid their bills in three months.

Sharp Corp. plans to substantially reduce its domestic and overseas solar power operations to help revamp its

The World Bank has called for regular monitoring of the critical phase of the 412MW Rampur Hydropower Project in Himachal Pradesh to avoid any slippage in physical progress.

The Bangladesh Energy Regulatory Commission hiked retail power prices by 15 percent and bulk power prices by 17 percent.

The Electricity of Vietnam will have to complete recalculating electricity production cost before October 1, 2012 to propose pricing plan.

A subsidiary of Ayala Corporation will build a 135MW power generation plant in the Province of Iloilo at the cost P12.5 billion.

PT Huadian Bukit Asam Power will supply electricity of 2 by 620 megawatts for 25 years to PLN.

Indo Rama Synthetics Limited will set up a 30-MW wind turbine project in Maharashtra through a wholly owned subsidiary.

Hanson Energy will deliver 429,000 tons of coal annually to PLN’s coal-fired power plant PLTU 3 in Teluk Naga, Tangerang, Banten under a 20-year contract. The power plant, with a capacity of 945 MW, will distribute the electricity to Jakarta and its surrounding areas. This is the second agreement Hanson has made with PLN in 13 months. In August 2011, Hanson agreed to provide 640,000 metric tons of low-rank coal per year to PLN’s steam power plant in Tarahan Baru, Lampung. That agreement lasts for 20 years. For more.

The government of Bangladesh is continuing to tap entrepreneurs to set up private power plants.

A report indicated that Australia is not yet ready for commercial geothermal production, although an expansion in production capacity of over 0.075GW will be achieved by 2022.

Indian states may choose between the Public Private Partnership model and the Franchise Model in power distribution.

The International Finance Corporation may help an Indian power-saving solutions firm named Ecolibrium Energy raise up to US$ 1.5 million.

PSALM's offer of P348.91-million for the one-year operation of the 145.8-megawatt Naga thermal power facility in Cebu was found to be exorbitant by some bidders.