Malaysian state utility Tenaga Nasional is expected to sign power purchase agreements with two renewable energy producers by the end of September, a government official said yesterday.

The Madhav Godbole renegotiations committee, which expects to submit its report to the Maharashtra government in next three weeks, has projected a year's time to restart the Dabhol plant with an

The debate over drilling for oil in the Alaskan arctic is heating up in the aftermath of last week's terrorist attack. In an effort to turn drilling in the Alaska National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) into

The government will finally approve the British Nuclear Fuels $690m plutonium recycling plant at Sellafield in Cumbria, north-west England. The decision, expected to be confirmed by the Department

A team of officers of the Nuclear Power Corporation (NPC), Mumbai, is on a tour of Madhya Pradesh to visit the proposed site for atomic power stations. It may be mentioned here that MP State

FuelCell Energy Inc. said it will ship seven fuel cells to DaimlerChrysler's MTU Friedrichshafen unit, over the next 15 month for the use in the European tests of 250 kilowatt commercial fuel cell

The Maharashtra Government today decided to go ahead with a judicial inquiry into the controversial Enron deal. The State Cabinet decided to have the probe conducted by a former Judge of the Suprem

U.S. energy group Enron corp. sent a strongly worded letter to India's Prime Minister, questioning the government's willingness to honor its contracts and its ability to attract foreign investment in

Since allowing private sector participation in the power sector projects having a total capacity of around 29,375 MW, have so far been accorded techno-economic clearance by the Central Electricity

Lacking financing to finish what they started almost two decades ago, Russia and Cuba have agreed to abandon an incomplete nuclear power station at Juragua on the southern coast of the