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Malaysia activates phased B15 biodiesel rollout
The Malaysian government has officially commenced the gradual rollout of its mandatory B15 biodiesel programme across Peninsular Malaysia
China’s LNG imports climb in May
China recorded a year-on-year rise in LNG imports in May.
Malaysia to reach 2040 renewable targets nine years early
Malaysia's clean energy landscape is undergoing a structural acceleration, moving ahead of its regional peers, officially on track to eclipse its National Energy Policy (NEP) 2040 renewable energy capacity target
Battery bottleneck threatens India’s renewable energy ambitions
In part in order to reduce its heavy reliance on imported energy, India has an ambitious plan in place - a renewable energy capacity of 500GW by 2030.
India eyes expanded uranium imports from Canada to fuel nuclear power expansion
India is seeking deeper uranium supply ties with Canada and is willing to purchase significantly larger volumes of the nuclear fuel to support its ambitious plans for expanding atomic power generation.
Coal India reports 12% drop in production in May
State-run Coal India Limited (CIL), the country’s largest coal producer, reported a sharp decline in output during May even as India witnessed record electricity demand.
South Korea online shopping hits record on EV
Online retail sales in South Korea expanded 10% year on year to achieve an all-time record high, driven by web purchases of Tesla (TSLA) electric vehicles, the Ministry of Data and Statistics reported.
India mandates domestic solar cells for key projects
India’s solar industry entered a new phase on June 1 as the government implemented stricter domestic sourcing rules for solar projects, a move aimed at reducing dependence on imports and strengthening the country’s renewable energy manufacturing.
Philippine rooftop solar boom makes country China’s second-largest export market in 2026
The Philippines has emerged as China’s second-largest export market for solar panels so far in 2026, driven by a rapid expansion of rooftop installations as households and businesses seek relief from some of the highest electricity prices in Asia.
Indonesian energy, agrarian ministries assign 24,000 hectares land for $71.3bn solar blitz
The Indonesian government has mobilised a land-banking and grid-integration framework to launch a renewable energy deployment
Taiwan summer electricity tariffs begin as average household bills rise by $14 a month
Summer electricity tariffs for residential customers in Taiwan started on June 1, with the average household expected to pay about NT$446 more per month through the end of September.
The magnet wars and how China still holds the keys to electric mobility
While Western carmakers rush to roll out new electric models, their production lines remain tethered to an extraction and refining network dominated by a single superpower - China.
Japan’s Mitsui seeks larger LNG portfolio amid data centre boom
Mitsui is betting on LNG’s profile as a cleaner gas to play a key role in powering data centres.
PV Power and B.Grimm sign $2bn LNG project deal in Vietnam’s Ha Tinh province
Vietnam’s PV Power and Thailand’s B.Grimm Power have signed a cooperation agreement to develop a $2bn LNG-fired power project in central Vietnam, marking a further expansion of cross-border energy investment in the region.
Australia pledges $10m to back climate tech startups in Vietnam
Australia has committed $10m to support climate-focused startups in Vietnam, in a move aimed at strengthening the country’s early-stage green investment ecosystem.
Japan’s Toyota scraps next-generation EV development amid global slowdown
Toyota Motor Corp. said on May 29 it will cancel development of a next-generation electric vehicle, citing a stagnant global EV market.
Pakistan considers ending preferential tax treatment for EVs, hybrids in FY27 budget
Electric and hybrid vehicles in Pakistan could become substantially more expensive from the next fiscal year as the government weighs the removal of preferential tax treatment under proposals being discussed for the federal budget 2026-27.
Sunsure commissions 105 MWp solar project in India's Uttar Pradesh
Sunsure Energy has commissioned a 105-MWp solar power project in Uttar Pradesh's Mahoba district, strengthening its renewable energy footprint in one of India's fastest-growing industrial states.
Asia’s coal comeback complicates energy transition across region
Taiwan has struggled to secure LNG supplies through May and finalised contracts covering roughly half of June demand, but additional procurement costs are expected to reach into the billions of US dollars to complete.
China nuclear firm to raise $545mn in private placement
China Nuclear Engineering Corporation Limited plans to raise CNY4bn ($545mn) through a private placement of shares, the company announced.
Harbour Energy closes $215mn on Natuna, Tuna assets sale to Prime Group
UK independent upstream titan Harbour Energy plc (LON: HBR) has formally completed the divestment of its primary operated oil and gas portfolios in the South Natuna Sea
Oyster Renewable, Dalmia Cement to develop 31.6-MW hybrid renewable energy project in India
Oyster Renewable Energy Pvt Ltd and Dalmia Cement (Bharat) Ltd (NSE: DALBHARAT) have announced plans to develop a 31.6-MW solar-wind hybrid renewable energy project in Andhra Pradesh’s Kadapa district.
Ørsted completes cable works at Taiwan offshore wind farm
The developer said all 42 turbines at the project’s second phase, the 583-MW Greater Changhua 4 wind farm, are now connected to Taipower’s grid and generating electricity.
Japan-China EV venture targets mini vehicle launch
The Yokohama-based company plans to introduce four models under its EMTA brand by 2029 and expand into overseas markets.
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