The Kyrgyz Energy Ministry and Russian energy company Inter RAO UES will discuss the construction of the Kambarata hydroelectric power station-1, Kyrgyz Energy Minister Askarbek Shadiev said at a press conference in Bishkek on Friday, KirTAG reported.

• Date: 09.12.2011  |  Published on EGF: 09.12.2011  |  Energy  |  from trend.az

Washington hopes to have another round of rare denuclearization talks with Pyongyang, said Thursday Glyn Davies, new US special representative for the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK).

• Date: 08.12.2011  |  Published on EGF: 08.12.2011  |  Energy  |  from chinadaily.com.cn

With India and Israel being at an advanced stage of finalising a free trade agreement, the bilateral trade is likely to touch $15 billion from around $5 billion now, said Mr Alon Ushpiz, Ambassador of Israel to India.

• Date: 06.12.2011  |  Published on EGF: 06.12.2011  |  Energy  |  from thehindubusinessline.com

The chairman of presidential Atomic Energy Security Council (AESC) refuted statements of Turkey, Azerbaijan and Georgia suggesting Armenian nuclear power plant poses security threat to the region.

• Date: 06.12.2011  |  Published on EGF: 06.12.2011  |  Energy  |  from panarmenian.net

The Australian Uranium Association (AUA) has welcomed the Australian Labor Party’s decision to change its national policy platform to allow for uranium sales to India.

• Date: 05.12.2011  |  Published on EGF: 05.12.2011  |  Energy  |  from miningweekly.com

A federal trade panel voted Friday to investigate whether Chinese companies are harming the U.S. solar panel industry by dumping low-price products on global markets.

• Date: 03.12.2011  |  Published on EGF: 03.12.2011  |  Energy  |  from economictimes.indiatimes.com

Given the incendiary moniker ''the China killer'' by the more sensationalist press, India's newest nuclear-capable missile will be its most powerful yet - and an unmistakable signal to its neighbours.

• Date: 02.12.2011  |  Published on EGF: 02.12.2011  |  Energy  |  from smh.com.au

Russians vote Sunday for a new parliament that critics call the "Approval Ministry" for rubber-stamping bills advocated by the Kremlin. Voting will take place among growing discontent with Russia’s strongman of the last decade, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin.

• Date: 02.12.2011  |  Published on EGF: 02.12.2011  |  Energy  |  from voanews.com