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Vietnam’s unshakable determination to build a series of nuclear power plants has caught the attention of the British.

New environmental impact assessments will be conducted on two proposed hydropower plants in Veitnam.

Indonesian steel producer Krakatau Posco has signed a deal with state utility Perusahaan Listrik Negara to pay a premium in exchange for improved service levels.

India's power minister assured Bangladesh that consultation will be undertaken with the Ministry of External Affairs before construction of the Tipaimukh hydroelectric project.

The Karachi Electric Supply Company will convert its 1,260 MW Bin Qasim Power Plant into a coal-fired generation plant.

India's existing power companies are opposing gas allocation to mushrooming power capacities.

Nuclear energy continues to find favor in two of Asia’s most militarily powerful countries.

Asia Pacific's photovoltaic market grew by 165% year over year, with an additional 40% expected to be added in 2012.

NTPC Ltd will award US$3.3 billion equipment order by March after the Supreme Court ruled in its favor.

Asia’s coal-fired power plant operators are in for a massive price shock.

Japan's sales of solar cells in Japan rose by 30.7% due to less fundctioning nuclear stations and government subsidies for solar products.

Bakrie Power revealed oans to build a 200MW power plant in East Kalimantan, Indonesia at US$340 million.

Canada and China agreed to boost bilateral investment and promote energy exports to China.

Nearly $9 billion in additional support has been approved for Tepco by the Japan's trade ministrey to help compensate victims of the Fukushima nuclear crisis.

ADB feels that it `should increase its financial investment for clean energy projects` in India.