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Finland-based Wirepas installs over 5mn smart electricity meters in India
Finland-based Wirepas, a company offering IoT connectivity solutions, has deployed over 5mn smart electricity meters across India, it said in a press release dated February 11.
Indian Gas Exchange, HPCL sign MoU to boost natural gas market in India
Indian Gas Exchange (IGX) and state-owned energy company Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to collaborate on enhancing the natural gas market in India, IGX announced in a press release.
India, France sign letter of intent on small modular reactor, advanced modular reactor
India and France have signed a letter of intent on Small Modular Reactor (SMR) and Advanced Modular Reactor (AMR), a joint statement issued after the talks between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and French President Emmanuel Macron said.
Canadian Solar faces $147mn lawsuit from China’s Trina Solar over patents
Chinese firm Trina Solar is suing Canadian Solar as well as its subsidiary for alleged infringement of patents on tunnel oxide passivated contact solar cell technology.
Woodside CEO calls for more pragmatic Australian energy policy
Woodside Energy CEO Meg O’Neill has called for a more pragmatic discussion on Australia’s energy future, warning that policy uncertainty and regulatory hurdles are hampering investment in both gas and renewables.
Taiwan considers Alaskan LNG to avoid US tariffs
Taiwan could become a buyer of LNG from Alaska in an effort to prevent the US from levying tariffs on the East Asian country.
US-China LNG trade and how tariffs might affect flow
The latest chapter in the storied history of US-China trade relations has opened with fresh tariffs from both sides. Most notably this includes a 15% tariff on US LNG that came into effect earlier in the week.
Indonesia moves to resolve institutional barriers to nuclear energy development
Indonesia’s National Development Planning Ministry (Bappenas) is spearheading efforts to address institutional challenges in the country’s nuclear power ambitions by forming a working group dedicated to regulatory revisions
Dhaka asks Adani to fully restore power supply from its power plant in India
Bangladesh has asked India’s Adani Power to completely restore supplies from its 1,600-MW coal-fired plant in India’s Jharkhand state after more than three months of reduced sales
India's total electric vehicle registrations reach 5.67mn
Total electric vehicles (EV) registered in India as of February 8 stood at 5.67mn, according to the e-Vahan portal, Ministry of Road Transport & Highways, Minister of State for Steel and Heavy Industries Bhupathiraju Srinivasa Varma said
Laos says power supply to Myanmar not used by illicit call centres
EDL Laos' state-run electricity provider, Electricité du Laos (EDL), said on Feb 11 that power supplied to Myanmar is not being used by illicit call centres, following joint inspections by both sides.
Vietnam’s industrial boom fuels record coal imports
Vietnam’s surging industrial sector has driven a sharp increase in thermal coal imports, pushing global demand for the fuel to new highs, ship-tracking firm Kpler said.
Sarawak energy deal with Petronas raises possibility of autonomy, strengthened resource control
The Malaysian state of Sarawak has secured a historic agreement with the national oil firm Petronas, in the process gaining control of gas distribution across the region and potentially setting a precedent for resource autonomy across the country.
Fourth India-UK Energy Dialogue takes place in New Delhi
The 4th India-UK Energy Dialogue, co-chaired by Manohar Lal, Union Minister of Power and Housing and Urban Affairs of India, and Ed Miliband, Secretary for Energy Security and Net Zero for the United Kingdom, was held on February 10 in New Delhi.
Gensol Engineering secures $110mn solar PV project in India's Gujarat
Gensol Engineering has bagged an EPC contract from a public sector undertaking for the development of a 245 MW solar PV project at the Khavda RE Power Park in the state of Gujarat.
Malaysia-Singapore nearing agreement on 1,000-MW undersea power link
The construction method for the 1,000-MW undersea electricity transmission project from Sarawak to Singapore is expected to be finalised within the first quarter of this year
JA Solar modules power Coca-Cola’s 2.5MW solar project in Pakistan
China-based JA Solar's DeepBlue 4.0 Pro modules have been utilised for a newly completed 2.5MW PV project at Coca-Cola's Faisalabad facility in Pakistan, delivered by Shams Power, the company said on February 10.
Pakistan seeks new deal for Qatar LNG as price hike hits industries
Pakistan has faced an economic crisis for years in which energy costs have played a leading role. A recent increase in the cost of gas for industries has created fears that exports will suffer and lead to more economic trouble.
China's solar boom faces new challenges
China’s clean energy sector is entering a new phase, as the government moves to scale back subsidies for renewable energy projects.
Cambodia to add 720MW of solar power in 2025
Cambodia is expanding its clean energy capacity, with solar farms expected to double their contribution to the national grid in the year 2025, according to the Electricity Authority of Cambodia (EAC).
India achieves historic milestone by surpassing 100GW installed solar power capacity
India has achieved a historic milestone by surpassing 100GW of installed solar power capacity, the government said on February 8.
NTPC Green forms joint venture to develop clean energy projects in India's Andhra Pradesh
Singapore’s Ampyr Energy expands Australian battery portfolio with full ownership of Wellington project
Singapore-backed Ampyr Energy is set to bring two large-scale battery projects online in New South Wales in the coming years, following a deal that grants it full ownership of its first Australian venture
INTERVIEW: Lee Chun-Li – Taiwan Energy Administration
Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs Energy Administration Deputy Director General sits down to talk power generation, renewable energy goals and if nuclear power has a future in Taiwan
Utomodeck Group expands into the floating solar power industry
Utomodeck Group, a green energy developer, has announced its entry into the Floating Solar Power Plant (PLTS) sector as part of its strategy to support Indonesia’s energy transition
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