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Nickel Asia ventures into renewable energy

Nickel Asia Corp is all set to diversify into the power business through the acquisition of a controlling stake in a local renewable energy firm. In a statement, Nickel Asia said that it has opted to provide a $12.6 million loan directly to Emerging Power Inc (EPI) instead of the latter's project company developing the Montelago geothermal power project in Occidental Mindoro. Under the terms of the loan agr ...

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Increasing Focus on Renewable Energy Drives the Global Wind Power Market

In an era characterized by high-energy costs, depleting natural resources and environmental pollution, wind power is garnering considerable attention as an irresistible eco-friendly method of generating electrical power. Developments in wind technology have made wind energy the most affordable form of renewable energy. With several advantages stacked in its favor, wind power is all set to ease the pressure ...

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Siemens delivers Chana 2 combined cycle power plant in Thailand

Siemens and Marubeni have delivered the Chana 2 combined cycle power plant to Electric Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT). Located in the Songkhla province in the south of Thailand, the 800MW natural-gas-fired plant features two units in a single-shaft configuration. A consortium of Siemens and Marubeni built the Chana 1 multi-shaft combined cycle plant in 2008, and two further combined cycle units hav ...

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Taipower generators shut down in wake of incident

Four sets of Taiwan Power Company's (Taipower) generators fed with natural gas were shut down on the night of Aug. 1 as the company coordinated with Kaohsiung City government in rescue efforts and underground pipeline repair. The four generators, fed with liquid natural gas, are located in Kaohsiung and supply utilities to the city. The shutdown will lower the island's electricity output by 1100-megawatts, ...

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AP Genco clarifies on thermal unit overhaul

The Andhra Pradesh Power Generation Corporation has said the proposed overhaul of 500 MW unit of the Simhadri stage-1 from August 16 has been deferred by the Transmission Corporation of Andhra Pradesh. Though it was programmed to shut down the unit, catering to requirements of A.P. and Telangana, for 35-day overhaul, the proposal was put on hold keeping in view the demand in spite of inflows into reservoirs ...

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Silver Spring, EDMI expand smart infrastructure partnership

Silver Spring Networks has expanded its partnership with EDMI to provide smart city and smart energy solutions in various new regions. After the phase one deployment with the Singapore Power, Silver Spring and EDMI will now provide their solutions in Australia and New Zealand, Europe and Southeast Asia. Silver Spring said it will use EDMI devices as control nodes to help manage and monitor intelligent stree ...

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Solar market revenue to reach US$137 billion

Globally, solar markets earned US$58.84bn in 2013 and the report stated that solar power is becoming a high-growth mainstream energy source in emerging markets. The Asia-Pacific region dominates the demand for solar photovoltaic (PV), accounting for 46 per cent of the annual installed capacity, added the report. Africa will continue increase its renewable energy capacity throughout 2014. According to the NP ...

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Electricity transmission and distribution infrastructure annual investment to reach $198bn by 2024

Over the next decade, the world will need to invest between $140.2bn to $170.5bn per year on traditional transmission and distribution (T&D) infrastructure in order to keep pace with growth in electricity demand. An additional $8.0bn to $27.3bn will be invested annually in smart grid infrastructure to improve the efficiency and reliability of T&D grids, according to a new dataset published today by ...

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As Small Hydropower Expands, So Does Caution on Its Impacts

Small hydropower projects have the potential to bring electricity to millions of people now living off the grid. But experts warn that planners must carefully consider the cumulative effects of constructing too many small dams in a single watershed. The northern Indian state of Uttarakhand, nestled in the Himalayas, is home to a population of 10 million people, mostly farmers. Many are among the 400 million ...

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Turning wind into profit

Mongolia is “a renewable energy paradise,” according to asia.nikkei.com. In fact, Mongolia has winds capable of producing 946 terawatts of energy per hour (one terawatt equals 10 trillion watts). However, 95 percent of all energy in Mongolia comes from coal. “By 2025, it is necessary to produce a minimum of 1,545 megawatts of energy to meet domestic demand,” said Chief of the Regulatory Authority for Policy ...

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