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Nepal industries shut after power cut over tariff dispute
Singapore launches $11.6mn grant and new frameworks to restore carbon markets confidence
Singapore has unveiled a suite of new initiatives aimed at rebuilding trust in the global carbon credit market and encouraging companies to participate in “high-integrity” carbon trading
ASEAN and China seal upgraded free trade pact to deepen economic ties in digital and green sectors
ASEAN and China have signed the upgraded ASEAN-China Free Trade Area 3.0 (ACFTA 3.0), ushering in a new phase of economic cooperation between Southeast Asia’s regional bloc and the world’s second-largest economy
Singapore’s green pivot – headline grabbing but still limited
Forays into offshore wind via regional cooperation with neighbours, and forward-looking bets on hydrogen and low-carbon fuels are making headlines, but the scale required to wean a heavily gas-dependent system off fossil fuels is still daunting.
Walton installs Bangladesh’s largest floating solar power plant
In alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Bangladesh’s leading electronics manufacturer Walton has commissioned the country’s largest floating solar power plant with a capacity of 1 MW at its corporate headquarters
Indian LNG imports drop over 1% in September
India’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports rose in September 2025, reaching 2.819bn cubic metres (bcm), up 1.2% year-on-year, according to the latest provisional data from the Government of India
Laos, China firms team up for sustainable energy development
Sinopec (Hong Kong) Limited and Dalachalern Star Oil Sole Co., Ltd have signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) to enhance cooperation and support Laos’ long-term goals for energy security and sustainable growth.
Thailand backs hydrogen to reach net zero by 2050
Energy Minister Atthapol Rerkpiboon has identified hydrogen as a crucial pathway for Thailand to reach its Net Zero emissions target by 2050.
LNG imports up in Bangladesh as domestic reserves dwindle
According to data from Petrobangla, Bangladesh has extracted over two-thirds of its recoverable gas, leaving less than 9 trillion cubic feet (255bn cbm) in reserve as of mid-2024.
Chinese LNG carrier involved in dark fleet activities
A Chinese-owned LNG carrier has been observed engaging in what appears to be a ship-to-ship transfer with a sanctioned Russian vessel off the coast of Malaysia, raising questions about China’s role in the shadow trade of Russian energy exports.
Tokyo Gas inks Letter of Intent for LNG from Alaska project
Tokyo Gas has signed a Letter of Intent with US developer Glenfarne for 1mn tonnes of LNG from the Alaska LNG project.
Singapore weighs nuclear energy as future power option
Singapore has unveiled a new background paper exploring the potential role of nuclear energy in its power mix, signalling a cautious yet serious shift toward evaluating atomic power as part of its long-term energy security and decarbonisation goals
Adani to invest $9.5bn in Odisha coal-to-chemical plant
Adani Enterprises will establish an INR840bn ($9.5bn) coal-to-chemical plant in Sundargarh district, Odisha, expected to generate employment for around 36,000 people
Petrovietnam sets out to divest non-core assets
Vietnam’s state-owned oil and gas giant PetroVietnam has launched a formal plan to divest its capital contributions in two non-core subsidiaries
China-linked battery firm abandons $2.4bn Michigan project
A subsidiary of China-based battery manufacturer Gotion High‑Tech has scrapped plans to build a $2.4bn electric vehicle battery-materials plant in Michigan.
China eyes carbon credit investment in Indonesia’s palm oil sector
China has expressed interest in purchasing carbon credits from Indonesia, a move that could channel fresh funding into the nation’s palm oil cooperatives and processing industries, according to the Indonesian Palm Oil Council (DMSI)
China eyes carbon credit investment in Indonesia’s palm oil sector
China has expressed interest in purchasing carbon credits from Indonesia, a move that could channel fresh funding into the nation’s palm oil cooperatives and processing industries, according to the Indonesian Palm Oil Council (DMSI)
India’s non-fossil fuel power capacity to reach 300 GW soon
India’s non-fossil fuel-based power generation capacity is expected to reach nearly 300 GW in the coming months, driven by over 40 GW of renewable energy projects that are in advanced stages of finalising power purchase agreements
Bangladesh issues tenders for 72.5-MW rooftop solar installations
The Bangladesh Power Development Board (BPDB) has floated tenders for installing 17 rooftop solar systems with a combined capacity of 72.5 MW under a third-party opex model
Malaysia accelerates energy transition, targets 70% renewable capacity by 2050
Malaysia is advancing rapidly towards its clean energy ambitions, with renewable energy (RE) capacity expected to reach 40% by 2035 and 70% by 2050, as outlined in the National Energy Transition Roadmap (NETR)
US firm joins Meralco to advance Philippines’ energy network
Manila Electric Co. (Meralco), the Philippines’ largest electricity distributor led by businessman Manuel V. Pangilinan, has partnered with US-based company Itron, Inc. to advance its smart grid modernisation programme.
Anker Japan recalls 520,000 mobile batteries over fire hazard
South Korea delays restart of Kori Unit 2 nuclear reactor
The Nuclear Safety and Security Commission (NSSC) has postponed its decision on restarting Kori Nuclear Power Plant Unit 2, located in Gijang-gun, Busan.
Chinese firm completes solar water pump project in Riyadh
Chinese firm NUUKO POWER completed 4.58MW solar water pump project in Riyadh providing irrigation for 2,560 acres of farmland and expected to save SAR1.76mn annually whilst reducing carbon emissions by thousands of tonnes.
91 MWp solar deal boosts Levanta in Thailand
Levanta Renewables, a portfolio company of UK-based investment firm Actis, has purchased a fully operational ground-mounted solar portfolio in Thailand, with a combined capacity of 91 MWp.
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