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India's Bharat Coking Coal offers incentives, discounts to boost coal offtake
Indian government-owned Bharat Coking Coal Limited (BCCL) has introduced a scheme granting relaxation in performance incentive (PI) norms along with cash discounts for power sector consumers for the first quarter of the financial year 2026–27.
South Korea Eximbank to bankroll Vietnam nuclear push
South Korea has moved to secure a dominant position in the Southeast Asian energy market as state-run Korea Eximbank signed a deal to finance Vietnam’s nuclear power ambitions.
Pakistan mandates Nepra licence for solar installations
Ministry of Energy Pakistan has made it mandatory for consumers installing solar systems to obtain a licence from the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority, tightening oversight of the country’s fast-growing rooftop solar segment.
Bangladesh PM proposes bipartisan panel to address energy crisis
Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on April 23 proposed the formation of a 10-member parliamentary committee comprising lawmakers from both treasury and opposition benches to work jointly towards resolving the country’s ongoing energy crisis.
India accelerates transport electrification as fuel supply risks mount
The Middle East crisis has shown that energy transition in transport is not just an environmental goal but a national security imperative for India.
VinFast doubles down on EVs, rejects petrol return
Vietnamese billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong has reaffirmed that VinFast will not return to petrol-powered cars, instead focusing on longer-range electric models
Renewables overtake coal in global electricity mix – Statista
Ten years after the Paris Agreement was opened for signature by member states at the UN Headquarters in New York on April 22, 2016, the global energy transition is beginning to reshape the electricity mix, Statista reports.
China solar exports hit record 68GW in March
Chinese photovoltaic hardware exports reached an unprecedented 68GW in March, as global manufacturers scramble for renewable alternatives following the fuel price spikes triggered by the Iran war.
Philippines adds 899MW of solar in 2025
The Philippines successfully integrated 899MW of new solar power throughout 2025, the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) reported.
Pakistan PM pushes for faster EV adoption
Shehbaz Sharif has directed authorities to accelerate efforts to promote electric vehicles across Pakistan, as the government steps up its focus on reducing fuel imports and strengthening energy security.
Cambodia and Singapore enhance regional energy security links
Cambodia and Singapore have committed to strengthening collaboration in the energy, oil and gas sectors as both countries respond to ongoing disruptions in global supply chains linked to tensions in the Middle East
Indonesia ends central EV tax breaks
Singapore partners with US to build nuclear regulatory expertise
The National Environment Agency (NEA) of Singapore has signed a memorandum of cooperation (MOC) with the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) to develop regulatory skills as Singapore accelerates its study into nuclear energy deployment
Tata Power advances bio-CNG-led rural energy model in India’s Uttar Pradesh
Tata Power (NSE: TATAPOWER) is scaling up its push into decentralised clean energy with a bio-CNG-integrated microgrid initiative in Uttar Pradesh, aimed at reducing diesel dependence and strengthening rural livelihoods.
India adds record wind power capacity in 2025
India added a record 6.3 GW of wind power capacity in 2025, nearly doubling installations from 3.4 GW in the previous year and emerging as the world’s third-largest market for new additions.
Philippines launches solar energy drive for rural workers
The Philippine Department of Science and Technology (DOST) is intensifying the deployment of solar-powered and renewable energy solutions for the agricultural and transport sectors, the agency announced on April 20.
South Korea SK On enters Japan ESS market
The battery production division of the South Korean conglomerate SK Group announced on April 21 that it will launch a Japanese branch before the end of April.
Taiwan risks missing 2030 renewables goal
The government said it would reduce its 2030 geothermal capacity target to 200MW, down from a previously announced 1.2GW under a 2025 decarbonisation plan, representing a cut of more than 80%.
India’s Ganesh Green Bharat wins solar module order
Ganesh Green Bharat Limited has secured a domestic order for the supply of 630Wp TOPCon N-type bifacial solar photovoltaic modules.
HD Renewable Energy, Tokyo Gas come together on 340MW storage push
HD Renewable Energy has entered into a partnership with Tokyo Gas Co to develop approximately 340MW of battery energy storage system (BESS) projects in Japan, as the country steps up efforts to stabilise its power grid.
India’s Adani pushes into nuclear power with new subsidiary
Adani Power has established a new subsidiary as it moves into nuclear energy, signalling a shift by India’s largest private thermal power producer towards diversification.
Myanmar seeks foreign help on waste-to-energy systems
Myanmar is moving to strengthen its energy sector by seeking technical cooperation on waste-to-energy systems and modern power grid management.
China-Laos 500kV power link begins operation
Laos power imports jump as renewables boost supply
Electricity imports from Laos to Vietnam surged in early 2026, strengthening supply as new renewable projects came online.
Danish firm partners with Thailand to deploy clean energy
A Danish engineering firm has joined forces with regional partners to introduce cleaner energy technologies in Thailand.
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