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Japanese firm Kashima Kyodo Electric Power plans to restart the 350MW No. 1 unit by end of April.

CBD Energy is finalising its joint venture with  China’s China Datang Renewable Power and Tianwei Baobian Electric.

South Korea and the United States have agreed to carry out a joint study on safe ways to store spent nuclear fuel.

Mitsubishi Corp. will conduct a  study on global warming using energy-saving Japanese home appliances in Vietnam.

Tehri Hydro Development Corporation held its second meeting to determine responsibility for time and cost overrun in its 400 MW Koteshwar hydro electric project in Uttarakhand.

Malakoff is confident that it has the capacity to undertake the construction of a new 1,000 MW coal-based power plant at Tanjung Bin, Johor, on competitive pricing.

IBC Solar expanded its international business with new subsidiaries, including one in Beijing, China.

Vestas will sell 24 new turbines with a combined installed capacity of 48 megawatts to Longyuan.

M. Setek is looking to bring its 7,000 tonne polysilicon per year production facility back online in June. Located in Soma Fukushima, the solar silicon wafer plant was shut down after the March 11 earthquake. Company sources confirmed that the plant did sustain some damage and will be undergoing repairs, according to ICIS.com..

OPEL Solar International will provide 5MW of its HCPV panels and dual axis trackers to one of China’s electric power companies.

3M will construct a manufacturing plant for PV solar materials and renewable energy products in China’s Hefei High-Tech Park.

LDK Solar invested approximately $40 million to establish a new manufacturing plant in Nanchang City, Jiangxi Province.

PCI Ltd. of India and Onet Technologies of France have set up a joint venture to provide various services to the Indian nuclear power industry.

Toshiba will supply geothermal power equipment for the Te Mihi power station in Taupo, New Zealand.

LDK Solar is opening a new cell manufacturing facility in Hefei City, China. Located in the Anhui Province, the plant will employ 2,014 and bring LDK's annual production capacity to 570MW.

Dozens of hilly villages in Borkal under the Rangamati district will now get electricity generated by a small hydroelectric power plant.