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Vietnam plans at least 20 new LNG-fired power plants by mid 2030s
The development of LNG-fired capacity sits within a broader revision of the nation’s Power Development Plan, known as PDP8.
China takes over 20 sanctioned Russian LNG shipments despite Western curbs
China received 22 shipments of LNG in 2025 from two Russian export projects subject to US and European Union sanctions, highlighting Beijing’s continued engagement with Moscow’s energy sector.
Southern Vietnam approves major waste project to process 600 tonnes daily
A southern Vietnamese province has given the green light to a major waste-to-energy development aimed at tackling mounting rubbish volumes and reducing reliance on landfill sites.
NTPC explores minority stake in US-based Clean Core Thorium Energy
Indian state-owned power producer NTPC has entered discussions to acquire a minority stake in US-based nuclear fuel technology firm Clean Core Thorium Energy as part of its efforts to expand its nuclear energy portfolio
India scales up clean energy push with 132 compressed biogas plants, expands upstream reforms
India has commissioned 132 compressed biogas plants with a combined production capacity of 920 tonnes per day, marking steady progress in building a cleaner and more decentralised renewable energy ecosystem
Myanmar eyes expanded gas production with Chinese support
Talks highlighted opportunities for increased Chinese investment and technical support in Myanmar’s energy sector.
Saeul 3 cleared to enter South Korea’s nuclear fleet
South Korea has granted an operating licence for Saeul nuclear power plant unit 3, marking a significant milestone for the country’s nuclear programme after years of policy uncertainty.
Ørsted brings in Cathay as Taiwan wind partner
Under the deal, Cathay will acquire a 55% interest in the 632-MW Greater Changhua 2 offshore wind farm, located around 50 to 60 kilometres off the coast of Changhua County
Taiwan’s Formosa 4 finds buyers, seeks financing push
All of the electricity from Taiwan’s 495-MW Formosa 4 offshore wind project has now been sold, underscoring strong corporate demand for clean power but also highlighting lingering financing hurdles.
China’s BYD to leave Tesla in its wake after record EV sales in 2025
The Shenzhen-based auto giant said it sold 2.26mn fully electric vehicles over the year, according to a filing to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on January 1.
Vestas breaks into South Korea’s offshore wind market
Vestas has landed its first offshore wind contract in South Korea, marking a key foothold in a market the Danish turbine maker has long been keen to enter.
Vietnam’s T&T Group brings Laos wind project into commercial operation
The project, located in Savannakhet province, comprises 48 onshore wind turbines that together deliver 300MW of installed capacity.
Maybank sees sustained momentum for Malaysia’s renewables as pipeline moves into execution
Malaysia’s renewable energy sector is expected to maintain its growth trajectory into 2026, supported by a strong pipeline of large-scale solar and energy storage projects moving into the construction and commissioning phase.
Vietnam’s power capacity climbs to second place in ASEAN
By the end of 2025, total installed capacity, excluding imported electricity, had reached about 87,600MW, an increase of almost 6,400MW from the previous year, according to data from the national power utility.
Japan turns sustainable finance ambition into delivery
Japan’s sustainable finance agenda moved from vision to execution in 2025, marking a year in which policy intent, market standards and capital mobilisation began to align at scale.
Saudi Arabia's ACWA Power acquires wind energy projects in China totalling 1,250 MW
Saudi Arabia's ACWA Power acquires Chinese wind energy projects totalling 1,250MW including one operational 250MW facility and four under-construction projects whilst increasing Shuaibah Water and Electricity Company stake from 30% to 62%.
Vietnam steps up grid investment with key northern transmission upgrade
Vietnam’s Electricity National Power Transmission Corporation has pushed ahead with a major reinforcement of the country’s northern power grid, as demand for electricity continues to rise alongside industrial expansion.
Masdar seals deal for Malaysia’s largest floating solar scheme
Abu Dhabi-based renewable energy group Masdar has agreed a power purchase agreement to build a 200-MWac floating solar project in Malaysia.
Global clean energy investment hits $2.2 trillion in 2025 as renewables surge despite emissions rise
Global greenhouse gas emissions continued to climb in 2025, putting the world on track to miss the Paris Agreement 1.5C temperature rise target, Bloomberg reported on December 24.
China powers ahead in nuclear while US reactor ambitions stall
China has emerged as the world’s leading builder of nuclear power plants, completing new reactors in as little as five years, while the United States—once the global leader in nuclear technology—has seen its reactor development efforts stall.
Solid-state sodium batteries breakthrough to challenge lithium dominance with safer, cheaper alternative
A new class of solid-state sodium-ion batteries could reshape the future of electric vehicles and renewable energy storage that may replace the dominant lithium batteries and solve several headaches along the way.
China develops zinc-bromine flow battery with record stability after 700 cycles
China develops zinc-bromine flow battery completing 700 stable cycles at 78% efficiency using amine compounds to eliminate corrosion in 5 kW prototype for grid energy storage.
India's LNG imports up 5% in November
India’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports rose in November 2025, reaching 2.85bn cubic metres (bcm), up 4.9% year-on-year
Vietnam faces financing challenges in scaling up gas-fired electricity
Vietnam’s ambitions to expand gas-fired power generation are facing mounting challenges, particularly amid differing views on projects using domestic gas and imported LNG.
Japan offshore wind projects reach financial milestone
Leading energy groups spearheaded by JERA, Mitsui, and Sumitomo have now finalised their mandatory guarantee payments for offshore wind developments secured during the second national tender.
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