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CGNPC to Build Offshore Wind Farm in Pingtan

An offshore wind farm is expected to be built on Dalian Island in Pingtan county, Fujian province, next year by China Guangdong Nuclear Power Holding (CGNPC) with an investment of 4.5 billion yuan ($731.25 million). Tang Jiansheng, vice-general manger of CGNPC, visited Pingtan and discussed details of the project with local government authorities. "Pingtan boasts rich, clean energy resources and has great p ...

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EU Imposes Solar Anti-Dumping of Up To 67%

The EU have confirmed plans to impose a strict anti-dumping tariff onto Chinese solar panel manufacturers. The news came shortly after a conference at the European Commission. The tariff will be between 37.2 and 67.9%, with an average of 47.6% levied against the companies that did not co-operate in EU investigating into dumping. This action is to counter Chinese dominance in the European market, gained by u ...

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China Huaneng Group accused of major policy violations in building power plants without full approval

China's state auditor said Friday that it had uncovered major policy violations at China Huaneng Group Corp, the nation's top power producer, including the building of power plants without approval. The utility group had started construction on 16 large projects, including the Huangdeng Hydropower Station, as of the end of 2011 without prior approval, the National Audit Office said in a series of reports po ...

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Delayed Solar Plants in India May be Let Off the Hook

India plans to defer fines for solar-thermal power developers that failed to complete $1 billion of plants in time as it seeks to spur investment in the industry. Reliance Power Ltd. (RPWR), Godawari Power and Ispat Ltd. and Lanco Infratech Ltd. (LANCI) are among companies that failed to finish seven projects totaling 470 MW by May because of a lack of water and equipment and financing problems, said Minist ...

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Tamil Nadu State Electricity Board receive support for five substations and vital transmission lines

The Tamil Nadu government on Thursday said the Japanese government had come forward to fund the upcoming power sector infrastructure in the state to the tune of Rs 7,000 crore. These will be taken up by the subsidiaries of the ailing Tamil Nadu State Electricity Board (TNEB). Apart from this major development, the state announced its intent to invest up to Rs 7,000 crore in developing a new hydro-electric p ...

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National Power Supply hungry for success in the Thailand IPP gas bid

National Power Supply (NPS), which is specialized in manufacturing, designing and development of power supply systems, revealed that the company has joined the natural-gas-fired power plant bid set for Independent Power Producers (IPPs), with combined capacity of 5,400-megawatt, which is scheduled to feed in power by 2020. Sitthiporn Rattanopas, NPS chairman, said that the company would join the bidding pro ...

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Panasonic creates multi-band M2M chip with 20-year lifespan

Panasonic has developed a tiny, low-power chip for sensor networks and Internet-connected appliances, which it says is the first to support a broad range of frequency bands. The new chip, which measures about 5 millimeters square, can send and receive signals for over 20 years on a 1,200mAh battery, if used to transmit twice a minute, the company said. It maintains the device is the first such multiband chi ...

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Team in Japan Develops Durable, High-temperature PEM Fuel Cell

Researchers in Japan have developed a novel polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cell (PEFC) that shows high durability (>400,000 cycles) together with high power density (252 mW/cm2) at high temperatures of 120°C under a non-humidified condition. In a paper published in Scientific Reports, the open access journal of the Nature Publishing Group, they suggest that the study “opens the door” for the next-gene ...

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Samsung gets green light and £6m for giant offshore wind turbine

Plans by Scotland and South Korea to work together on developing new offshore wind and tidal power technologies have taken a step forward this week, during a Scottish delegation trip to the Asian economy. The Scottish government yesterday gave the green light to Korea's Samsung Heavy Industries to develop a £6.04m test centre at the Fife Energy Park in Methil, which will be used to develop its next generati ...

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TNB and IBM Collaborate on $235m Hydro Project in Pakistan

Malaysia-based electric utility firm Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB) Remaco has collaborated with US technology company IBM to develop its $235m hydroelectric plant in Pakistan. IBM will provide its assistance through its asset management software to automate its manual systems besides catering to increase in resource demands. Further, IBM's software will provide the developers with integrated energy data and ass ...

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