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PLN becomes the first Indonesian firm to enter the global carbon market
State-owned electricity provider PT PLN has made history as the first Indonesian company to engage in international carbon trading, a move that has garnered praise for its commitment to combating climate change while attracting green investment
Cambodia seeks more Chinese investment in agriculture, solar energy—official
Cambodia is looking to attract more Chinese investment in agriculture, agro-industry, and renewable energy, particularly solar power, a senior official said on February 28.
Danish Seaborg prepares for licensing process in South Korea
Danish company Seaborg Technologies, known for its floating compact molten salt reactor (CMSR) designs, has secured DKK200mn ($28mn) in funding from existing investors.
Foreign investors exit Taiwan’s wind market, creating uncertainty
Since 2024, Danish firm Ørsted has offloaded half of its stake in Greater Changhua Northwest to Cathay Life Insurance, while Australian investment group Macquarie has sold its offshore wind assets to local life insurers.
Mumbai-listed Adani Green's renewable generation capacity tops 12,000MW
Mumbai-listed Adani Green Energy’s total operational renewable generation capacity has increased to 12,341.1MW with the commissioning of solar power projects at Khavda in the state of Gujarat
Pakistan's Sindh province rolls out home solar system programme
The Sindh Energy Department distributed home solar systems to 100 rural families in Tando Jam, Hyderabad, under the Sindh Solar Energy Project
Chinese BYD begins delivering EVs in Pakistan
Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD has started delivering vehicles in Pakistan through its local partner, Mega Motor Company, a subsidiary of Hub Power Company.
Inpex says demand exceeds output for Abadi LNG project
Japan’s largest oil and gas developer Inpex says demand among potential buyers exceeds current output for its Indonesian Abadi LNG project.
UAE’s ADNOC signs LNG supply deal with Osaka Gas
ADNOC has announced the signing of a deal to supply up to 0.8mn tpy of LNG to Japanese utility Osaka Gas.
PANNIER: China’s big push into Uzbekistan
Wave of projects in energy, mining, factories and construction and water conservation. Critical minerals could be next.
Thailand to collaborate with BRICS on energy security as partner country
Thailand will work with BRICS nations to strengthen energy security and supply chain sustainability as a partner country, a Thai representative said, underscoring Bangkok’s push to diversify economic partnerships.
Indonesia’s renewable energy potential could drive 50% clean energy mix by 2030
Indonesia's vast renewable energy capacity, exceeding 3,686 GW, presents a significant opportunity to increase the country's clean energy share beyond 23%, with the potential to reach 50% by 2030.
Indonesia enforces national coal price benchmark for exports from March 1
Starting March 1, all Indonesian coal exports must adhere to the government-mandated coal price benchmark (HBA), as confirmed by Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Bahlil Lahadalia.
Two more Pertamina executives charged in $11.9bn corruption scandal
Indonesia’s Attorney General’s Office (AGO) has named two additional Pertamina Patra Niaga executives as suspects in a corruption case that has cost the state an estimated $11.9bn.
TotalEnergies praises Cambodia’s investment climate, tax reforms
TotalEnergies has commended Cambodia’s efforts to reform tax policies and enhance transparency and competition, reinforcing the country’s appeal as an investment destination.
Vietnam's Petrolimex partners with ADB on energy transition
Vietnam National Petroleum Group (Petrolimex) and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to cooperate on energy transition, officials said on February 26.
Indonesia’s energy future hinges on stronger upstream-downstream collaboration
Strengthening coordination between upstream and downstream sectors is essential to ensuring Indonesia’s natural gas supply remains stable and sustainable, industry experts emphasised during the EITS Discussion Series 2025 in Jakarta on February 26
Vietnam, South Korea deepen energy ties, explore nuclear cooperation
Vietnam and South Korea are strengthening their energy cooperation, with a focus on renewable energy and nuclear power, officials said on February 24.
Singaporean company Sembcorp’s annual profit rises 7% as urban solutions offset gas unit weakness
Sembcorp Industries recorded a 7% increase in annual profit, driven by strong performance in its Integrated Urban Solutions division, which outweighed a decline in earnings from its largest business segment, gas and related services
Cambodia, Japan simplify carbon credit application process
Cambodia and Japan are joining forces to streamline the application process for the Joint Crediting Mechanism (JCM), a carbon credit program aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Eni and Petronas form joint venture to manage energy assets in Southeast Asia
Italian energy giant Eni and Malaysia’s state-owned firm Petronas have formalised an agreement to establish a joint venture that will oversee upstream operations in Indonesia and Malaysia, the companies announced on February 27
Majority of Singaporean firms target solar investments by 2030
More than half of businesses in Singapore are planning to invest in solar energy within the next five years as part of efforts to expand clean energy sources, a study by Schneider Electric has found.
Rail link to supercharge Mongolia’s coal exports to China
Mongolian trade minister tells bne IntelliNews the mega-project is a “game-changer” due to his country’s historic reliance on trucking.
Asahi Kasei launches biogas purification trial in Kurashiki
Asahi Kasei Corp. and Kurashiki City have inaugurated a biogas purification system at a sewage treatment facility in Okayama Prefecture, Japan.
Taiwan proposes new solar energy regulations
Taiwan has introduced draft regulations outlining when buildings must incorporate solar power systems under the Renewable Energy Development Act.
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