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Gas Turbines Conference tackles operations and maintenance issues
A panel of experts and key guests explore current best practices and cost-effective measures at the 6th Annual Gas Turbines.
Gas Turbines Conference tackles operations and maintenance issues
A panel of experts and key guests explore current best practices and cost-effective measures at the 6th Annual Gas Turbines.
First Gen still pursuing Angat hydropower plant
First Gen Corp. is hoping a favorable Supreme Court decision would allow it to acquire the 246-megawatt Angat hydroelectric power plant in the province of Bulacan.
Philippines' agri department to build 40 mini hydro power plants
The Philippines' Department of Agriculture hopes to generate at least 20MW by putting up 40 mini-hydroelectric power plants in all irrigation systems in the country. to help ease the power crisis.
Central Negros to have enough power from coop until 2015
Central Negros Electric Cooperative will have sufficient power supply until 2015 and that power shortage will be addressed after that.
Reliance Power synchronises Samalkot units in record time
Two units of 2,400 MW gas-based Samalkot power plant in Andhra Pradesh are now awaiting gas allocation from pooled domestic and imported sources.
Cummins Power Generation introduces DMC 1500 Paralleling System
The DMC 1500 Paralleling System features Cummins Power Generation’s PowerCommand microprocessor-based control technology.
Bangladesh Becomes UN Partner on Energy for All
Bangladesh Becomes UN Partner on Energy for All
PLN suffers Rp500 mln in losses due to flood
State electricity company PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN)`s office in Balikpapan, East Kalimantan, suffered an estimated Rp500 million in material losses due to flood and landslide on Thursday.
Chinese solar companies form alliance for U.S. antidumping investigation
A Chinese machinery chamber on Thursday announced that it has organized 14 of the country's solar panel
IOC to set up 100 more off-grid solar projects at its retails outlets in the country
May 24: Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) has plans to put up about hundred off-grid solar power plants at various retail outlets during the current financial year. The aim is to replace diesel used for power generation. 8Such off-grid solar photo-voltaic systems have already been installed at 69 retail outlets of the state-run company. In addition, two solar power plants have also been installed at pipeline headquarters in Noida and the R&D centre in Faridabad, with an individual capacity of 75 KWp and 35 KWp, respectively. 8Indian Oil has also won the competitive bid for setting up a 5 MW solar power plant in the state of Rajasthan under Jawaharlal Nehru Solar Mission of the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy. The project is under implementation and is likely to be commissioned soon. 8IOC seems to be working towards diversification of its portfolio in renewable energy. The company is implementing a 48.3 MW wind power project in the state of Andhra Pradesh and another one of its projects-- the 21 MW wind project in Gujarat-- has completed almost three years of continuous operation since commissioning in January 2009.
Worried Karnataka CM pleads PMO to help speed up coal linkage allocation for thermal projects
The growing mismatch between coal requirement and availability in Karnataka has prompted Chief Minister Sadananda Gowda to seek Prime Minister's Office's (PMO) help on expeditious allocation of coal linkages for thermal projects. 8The GoK has further sought the PMO's intervention to issue specific directions to Coal India Limited (CIL) and its subsidiary Mahanadi Coalfields Limited (MCL) to immediately resume the coal supply to unit-II of Bellary thermal power station (TPS). 8A total of six TPPs have been undertaken by the state government through Karnataka Power Corporation Limited are in advanced stages of implementation. 8Out of these, two projects, the 1,320 MW Gulbarga TPP and the 1,320 MW Ghataprabha TPP have not been able to proceed with the bidding process due to lack of assurance of coal linkage. 8Once the coal linkage has been allocated by the coal ministry for the above mentioned projects, the successful bidders can submit their Requests for Proposal (RfP) at competitive rates which will benefit the consumers to a large extent. 8Speaking on another issue, Gowda has asked the PMO to request the coal ministry to circulate the list of areas containing coal blocks along with details of reserve price. This information is required to help project developers submit the necessary applications for allotment of coal blocks.
Call to form a Consortium to Promote Renewable Energy
Chairman of Bangladesh Energy Regulatory Commission (BERC) Syed Yusuf Hossain on May 20 urged the government, private entrepreneurs, NGOs and donor agencies to make a consortium to promote renewable energy in Bangladesh.
MNRE constitutes industry advisory council for solar energy
Ministry of new and renewable energy has constituted 'Solar energy industry advisory council' (SEIAC) to advice the ministry on various
S.Korean polysilicon makers feel impact of China's dwindling solar exports
An decrease in China's solar product exports will negatively impact South Korean parts makers as China remains the largest destination for their polysilicon.
S. Korea's industrial electricity sales slow in April
The growth of electricity consumption by South Korea's industrial sector slowed in
Pak Defaulters continue to receive power supply
Bad governance and massive loopholes still prevail in the power sector as power distribution companies have