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AsiaElec covers utility-scale power developments and policy across all main industry sectors, including coal and gas-fired thermal power, nuclear, renewables, hydro, combined heat and power (CHP), transmission, grid and storage. It also covers the closely interlinked coal-mining sector.

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floating nuclear first for Russia

27 August 2019

Russia’s Akademik Lomonosov, the country’s pioneering floating nuclear power plant, set sail from Murmansk on August 23 bound for Pevek, Chukotka, via the Northern Sea Route.

Thai aims to boost cross-border links

27 August 2019

Thailand aims to become Southeast Asia’s electricity trading hub as the government pushes forward ambitious plans to make the country’s fossil fuel-reliant power systems cleaner and cheaper.

Indian power producers favour coal over gas

21 August 2019

India has touted natural gas and renewable energy as the answer to mounting urban air pollution, but structural inefficiencies within the power sector should help coal keep its pole position.

Japan’s SoftBank invests $110 in energy storage

20 August 2019

Softbank’s $100bn Vision Fund has made its first investment in energy storage technology by backing Swiss-based energy storage start-up Energy Vault with $110mn.

India, China argue over climate change costs

20 August 2019

India and China are leading a call by the world’s largest emerging economies for established industrialised countries to carry the costs of fighting climate change

China to step up mine safety record

20 August 2019

China is to begin a series of safety inspections at its coal mines during September after a number of fatal accidents in recent months

Dutch Heerema picks up Taiwanese offshore construction contracts

13 August 2019

Dutch offshore contractor Heerema is to install turbine foundations at Ørsted’s 900MW Greater Changhua 1 and 2a projects off Taiwan.

GE’s Cypress turbines to be used at Australia’s Bango Wind Farm

13 August 2019

GE’s pioneering 5.3MW Cypress onshore wind turbines are to be used at Partners Group’s 244 MW Bango Wind Farm in Australia

Japanese utilities respond to low LNG spot prices

8 August 2019

Japanese utilities are becoming more aggressive in their price reviews for long-term LNG contracts and seeking to buy more LNG on the spot market.

Report: Green energy unable to tempt energy establishment away from fossil fuels

6 August 2019

The world is unlikely to meet the Paris goals of a 2 degree rise in temperatures by 2040 as long as fossil fuels offer easier profits than renewables

Taiwan’s Swancor sells Formosa wind farms to Stonepeak Infrastructure Partners

5 August 2019

Taiwanese chemicals group Swancor has sold its pioneering offshore wind unit to US investor Stonepeak Infrastructure Partners

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