Japan's Mitsubishi Corp and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. along with Raytheon Co of the US have won a 60 billion yen contract to build one of the world's largest thermal power plants in

The Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) will not take up power project proposals which have failed to tie up fuel linkages. The first casualty of this decision is the 520 MW, Rs 2,500 crore

A team from the Atomic Energy Commission has reached Moscow to finalise the terms of the Indo- Russian "supplement" to the 1988 agreement to build two civilian nuclear power plants in India, which is

As many as 39 independent power producers (IPPs) or roughly 43 per cent of the 118 that had initially been allocated liquid fuels, are yet to sign fuel supply agreements (FSA) with oil companies,

The Kerala Government is keeping its options open on the entry of the controversial multinational Enron for the setting up of a 513 mw power project at

Taiwan's Atomic Energy Council said that Taiwan Power Co. had not dropped a plan to ship nuclear waste to North Korea, but it was delayed by a review to certify the secretive Stalinist state's

The foundations of the concrete sarcophagus covering the Chernobyl nuclear plant's fourth reactor are weakening but are not close to collapse, Ukranian officials

The World Bank plans to sanction $600 million electricity loan to the Haryana

The Petroleum Authority of Thailand was ordered to suspend construction of its gas pipeline in forest areas. The government also asked legal experts from conservation groups and the authority to

In a bid to get rid of its existing rigid structure, the national sector exploration major, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) has embarked upon a new 'asset management' concept of functioning