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Solar power strengthens Vietnam–Denmark ties
The Embassy of Denmark in Vietnam and LTP Group Asia have officially launched LTP’s upgraded garment factory in Ho Chi Minh City, featuring a new rooftop solar installation.
Japan faces calls from within for LNG restructuring as utilities assure public that there is little to be worried about
At present, Russia accounts for just under 10% of Japan’s total LNG imports, largely through the Sakhalin-2 project in the Russian Far East. The facility at Prigorodnoye, on the southern tip of Sakhalin, has supplied Japan since 2009.
RMKE and Medco strengthen coal logistics in Indonesia with new hauling road development
PT RMK Energy Tbk (RMKE), through its subsidiary PT Royaltama Mulia Kencana (RMUK), has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with PT Medco E&P Lematang to utilise a 500-square-metre land area
Philippines’ Meralco projects electricity demand recovery by 2026
Manila Electric Co. (Meralco), the Philippines’ largest electricity distributor, anticipates minimal growth in energy sales this year, but expects a clear rebound beginning in 2026.
Australian PM strengthens trade and green investment ties at 2025 APEC Summit
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has wrapped up a productive visit to the Republic of Korea, where he attended the 2025 APEC Summit from October 29 to November 1, reinforcing Australia’s economic partnerships and regional engagement
Taiwanese solar firms see stronger momentum from 2025 onward
Taiwan’s leading solar manufacturers anticipate a turnaround next year, backed by rising interest from the United States and new restrictions limiting Chinese-linked suppliers.
Taiwan secures major boost to floating offshore wind plans
India plans key nuclear law amendments to attract foreign capital and expand atomic power capacity
The Indian government is preparing significant amendments to two major laws governing the country’s atomic energy sector, aiming to modernise the framework for nuclear power generation and attract foreign investment
Constant Energy acquires Thai solar portfolio
Renewable energy developer and power producer Constant Energy has completed the purchase of a 7.7-MW solar park portfolio in Thailand from EDP Renewables APAC
China-backed wind project boosts Vietnam’s green shift
In Binh Dai commune, located in Vietnam’s southern Vinh Long province, rows of offshore wind turbines now rise above the waters of the Mekong Delta, reflecting the country’s accelerating move towards renewable power
Vietnam, UK deepen clean energy ties
Vietnam and the United Kingdom have signed two Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) covering cooperation in clean energy and trade
Russia’s LNG exports soar by 21% in October
The commencement of cargoes from Arctic LNG 2 has taken Russia’s LNG exports to new levels.
Singapore, Chile and New Zealand launch green economy partnership agreement at APEC Summit
Singapore, Chile, and New Zealand have officially launched negotiations for a plurilateral Green Economy Partnership Agreement (GEPA), aimed at setting new global standards for sustainable trade and investment
Indonesia to spotlight high-integrity carbon market at COP30 pavilion in Brazil
Indonesia will showcase the vast potential of its national carbon market at the upcoming United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Belém, Brazil, from November 10-21
ADB approves $460mn loan to boost rural solar power and farming in India's Maharashtra
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a $460mn results-based loan to modernise rural power infrastructure in the Indian state of Maharashtra
Japan moves to tighten oversight of large-scale solar projects
Taiwan sets timeline for nationwide circular economy strategy
Taiwan will present its long term blueprint for a circular economy in 2026 as part of its wider push toward a greener, low carbon future.
$32.2bn needed for Cambodia’s green transition
Cambodia is advancing its green finance framework as it seeks to mobilise $32.2bn to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2035.
South Korea’s SBIN expands solar presence in Laos
Authorities in Attapeu Province have granted approval to South Korea’s SBIN Corporation to develop a 5-megawatt solar power project, further expanding the province’s renewable energy portfolio.
Construction works begin at Slovak Chinese-backed battery plant
Construction works began at the Šurany Industrial Park, where the 20 GWh battery plant project set up by Gotion InoBat Batteries (GIB), a joint venture between Chinese-owned Gotion High-Tech and Slovak InoBat, is to be developed.
Japan-backed Isabela solar farm connects to Philippine grid
Rizal Green Energy Corporation, a partnership between PetroGreen Energy Corporation of the Yuchengco Group and Japan’s Taisei Corporation, has finished linking its solar development in Isabela to the national power network.
Sri Lanka expands duty exemptions to boost renewable energy projects
Sri Lanka has expanded its list of duty-free capital goods to include renewable energy generation and storage systems, in a move aimed at accelerating investment in clean energy infrastructure
Project Matador marks new South Korea-US nuclear collaboration
Fermi America, a private energy developer in the United States, is moving ahead with what could become one of the most significant privately financed clean energy projects globally.
Shree Cement commissions new solar facility in India
Shree Cement Limited has commissioned a 20MW solar power facility in the Chitrakoot district of Uttar Pradesh, marking another step in the company’s expansion of renewable energy assets across India.
Singapore unveils ‘Future Grid’ initiatives to bolster power system resilience
Singapore has announced a suite of measures under its Future Grid Capability Roadmap to reinforce the reliability and flexibility of its electricity network as the city-state accelerates the integration of renewable energy sources.

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