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Indonesia sets out long-term nuclear plan in energy transition
The proposed nuclear programme sits alongside plans for large-scale power generation already set out in Indonesia’s Electricity Supply Business Plan, which maps how the country intends to meet rising electricity demand.
Taipingling nuclear project reaches first critical milestone
China has taken another step in expanding its nuclear fleet after the first reactor at the Taipingling nuclear power plant in Guangdong province in the south of the country, achieved sustained criticality.
Indonesia seeks Malaysia’s partnership to develop semiconductor technology
The Indonesian government has formally invited Malaysia to collaborate on the development of next-generation semiconductor technologies, citing opportunities for regional cooperation in an industry that remains open and rapidly evolving
Coal prices ease as Indonesia's supply curbs shape the market
Global coal prices continued to soften for a second consecutive session, reflecting muted demand conditions and uncertainty surrounding supply policies
Nuclear power policy reviewed ahead of Vietnam elections
Vietnam’s top parliamentary body has begun deliberations on key issues concerning nuclear energy development and preparations for the country’s next general election.
Low bidding interest threatens South Korea energy goals
South Korea has failed to meet its onshore wind power procurement goals for the third year running. Recent data shows that the second-half auction for 2025 secured only 156.28MW across three sites, reaching just 69% of the 230MW intended capacity.
India installs over 52.8mn smart meters as power distribution reforms gather pace
India has installed over 52.8mn smart meters across the country under various programmes, including the Revamped Distribution Sector Scheme (RDSS), as part of efforts to improve power distribution efficiency and financial sustainability
Petronas charts ambitious upstream, LNG and carbon strategy through 2028
At the heart of the plan is increased upstream exploration and production. Under this umbrella, Petronas intends to intensify exploration in both existing and emerging basins.
Vietnam steps up planning for HVDC backbone under revised power plan
The revised PDP VIII comes about to help sideline existing issues with the national grid and places greater emphasis on grid resilience after years in which rapid generation build-out eventually outpaced transmission investment.
India’s all-important power pivot and the financial numbers New Delhi will face
The new National Electricity Policy 2026 will, once finalised, replace the existing policy framework that has been in place since 2005.
Laos begins construction on new 230 kV line
Laos officially commenced construction of a new 230-kilovolt (kV) transmission line on January 30, linking Luang Prabang and Xieng Khouang provinces in the country’s north.
ADB backs Vietnam green finance push with $2mn banking programme
The programme forms part of a wider technical assistance project on inclusive and climate finance, funded by the Japanese government through the Japan Fund for Prosperous and Resilient Asia and the Pacific.
Pakistan PM Shehbaz cuts power tariffs to bolster industry and exports
Alongside the tariff cut, Sharif said wheeling charges for industrial users would be brought down to below PKR9 per unit, a step he said should encourage firms to sell surplus power to neighbouring industries.
Kia introduces new high performance EV variants
South Korea’s leading car manufacturer, Kia Corp., introduced high-performance editions of its EV3, EV4, and EV5 vehicles on February 2.
India's UP generates 5mn units of green power daily under rooftop solar push
India's Uttar Pradesh state is now generating more than 5mn units of green electricity daily through rooftop solar installations under the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana
South Korea begins search for fresh nuclear reactor locations
Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP) has officially initiated a competitive tender to identify suitable regions for the construction of two massive nuclear energy facilities.
China replaces South Korea in Indonesia Titan battery project
Indonesia has scheduled the first half of 2026 for the commencement of the Titan project, a massive integrated battery venture led by Chinese firms Zhejiang Huayou Cobalt and EVE Energy.
BYD’s Cambodian plant delivers first local EVs
Cambodia has marked a major industrial milestone with the delivery of its first domestically assembled electric vehicles (EVs)
Hoa Phat teams up with Indian partners to expand rooftop solar
Vietnamese conglomerate Hoa Phat Group has entered into a tripartite memorandum of understanding with Hero Future Energies Vietnam (HFE) and India’s Horus Power to deploy rooftop solar power systems across its network of industrial parks
Canada eyes India to boost LNG exports
Upstart LNG exporter Canada is targeting India for a rise in sales with Prime Minister Mark Carney expected to visit the energy-hungry country in the coming weeks.
The battery revolution
The big drawback with wind and solar energy is they don’t produce any power when the wind doesn’t blow or the sun doesn’t shine. But that so-called “baseload” problem is melting away as a battery revolution is underway.
Indonesia unveils 100-GW solar drive to power tens of thousands of villages
The Indonesian government has announced plans to roll out 100 gigawatts (GW) of solar power capacity, supported by 320 gigawatt-hours (GWh) of battery storage, under its flagship 100 GW Solar Programme
Activists urge BRICS bank to avoid funding large-scale bioenergy projects in Indonesia
The New Development Bank (NDB) has been cautioned against financing large bioenergy developments in Indonesia, amid concerns that existing regulations are insufficient to protect local communities and the environment
Philippines centralises energy discounts with National Lifeline Subsidy Fund
The Energy Regulatory Commission has authorised a standardised lifeline subsidy for disadvantaged citizens across the Philippines.
South Korea launches first carbon neutral citrus fruit in Jeju
South Korea’s Jeju Island has achieved a significant agricultural breakthrough with the debut of citrus fruit cultivated entirely via sustainable power.
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