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In yet another disappointing turn of events for NTPC`s Rihand super thermal power plant (STPP), power equipment major BHEL has failed

Since the beginning of 2012, CPCEC’s Beijing-based Carbon Asset Operation and Management Co., Ltd. (Carbon Asset Company) has completed a new

Vietnam's Deputy PM Hoang Trung Hai has assigned the Ministry of Finance to create an operational mechanism for an electricity price stabilization fund.

Kyushu Electric Power had resumed normal operations at its 500 megawatt oil-fired Sendai No.2 unit after it was closed due to steam leaking from a boiler.

Hyderabad based KSK Energy Ventures Limited is yet to receive the letter of consent from the Ministry of Environment and Forests

HDC India Limited, a joint venture (JV) of the central government and government of Uttar Pradesh, has invited expressions of

The 200 MW Gundia hydro electric project has not been taken up for execution till date due to Karnataka Power Corporation Limited's (KPCL) failure to seek a validity extension of the techno economic clearance.

The civil package for the 300 MW Panan hydro electric project will likely be awarded once the state PWD has finished building the nearby roads and bridges by July 2012.

Samsung Construction & Trading has taken a 15 percent stake in a $4.8 billion power station and carbon capture and storage project in Britain

Find out what the speakers at the 4th China Solar Energy Technology and Investment Congress tackled last March 8-9.

Tenaga Nasional Bhd will purchase energy generated from municipal solid waste .

Crippled by low schedule and coal shortages, the country's premier thermal power utility, NTPC Ltd, has raked up a massive

Crippled by low schedule and coal shortages, the country's premier thermal power utility, NTPC Ltd, has raked up a massive

Over five lakh applications for new connections have remained pending with five state-owned and private power distribution agencies since June 7, 2011.

Alstom successfully completed the spinning of 3 Francis vertical turbines of NHPC's 231 MW Chamera-III hydro electric project in less than 10 hours.

Japanese firms are looking at building several geothermal plants in a volcanic zone in the area worst hit by last year's nuclear disaster.