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•	Japan's Jera picks 10 per cent in ReNew Power for $200 million
•	Solar tariffs to rise 10 per cent if tax exemptions curtailed in GST roll out: CEEW
•	Toshiba chairman quits post over huge losses
•	Petronet buys 26 pc stake in LNG vessel for Rs 100 cr
•	OPINION: Getting the solar power goal on track

Oil & Gas
•	Cairn India scouts for oilfield services firms in a bid to cut cost, boost output
•	Wholesale inflation spikes to 5.25% in January, fuel prices rise
•	Fresh US drilling capping crude oil price: OPEC
•	Vedanta third quarter net profit zooms over 4-fold to Rs 1,866 crore
•	BP CEO Dudley says U.S. shale oil output to keep check on spike in prices
•	Nigeria: Up to $100 billion revenue lost from oil militant attacks last year
•	Cairn Energy emerges as frontrunner for DONG Energy's oil, gas assets
•	Origin Energy to take A$1.9 billion charge on LNG, exploration assets
•	UK inflation hits highest since June 2014 as fuel prices surge Reuters.com

Renewable
•	JERA deal will help us fund additional 1,000 MW capacity: Sumant Sinha, CEO, ReNew Power
•	IFC mulls Rs 100 cr investment in Clean Max Enviro Energy Solutions
•	Message from Madhya Pradesh: Solar power is here to stay
•	India, Norway experts discuss next steps in renewable energy cooperation

Power
•	NCLT to continue hearing on Cyrus Mistry firms' pleas on February 20
•	Erratic power supply again hits Delhi Metro services, seven trains affected
•	JSPL's loss narrows down to Rs 455 crore in December quarter
•	China plans to build floating nuclear plants in South China Sea
•	Daimler strikes electric vehicle agreement with workers at German plant
•	Farmers rally to protest electricity tariff hike
•	RP-Sanjiv Goenka Group to enter into the apparel retail business
•	UK Moorside nuclear project in doubt after Toshiba writedown Reuters.com

Coal
•	World Coal Association says India can't write-off coal-based energy so soon
•	Coal scam: Enforcement Directorate attaches assets worth Rs 78 crore