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$700bn price tag for Vietnam’s net-zero pledge
Vietnam will need an estimated $670–700bn in long-term funding to achieve green growth and reach net-zero emissions by 2050.
China brings semi-solid-state storage to commercial scale
China Green Development Group has brought online a large-scale battery energy storage project in Inner Mongolia, marking a significant step in the commercialisation of semi-solid-state battery technology within the country’s power system.
Kshema Power wins grid contract for central India hybrid project
Kshema Power has won a contract to build key transmission infrastructure for a large wind and solar hybrid project in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh.
Battery pact underpins Indonesia–Singapore power link
Vena Energy has taken a further step towards developing a cross-border renewable electricity project linking Indonesia and Singapore, securing a framework supply agreement with Chinese battery maker CATL.
India introduces wide-scale reforms to nation’s nuclear sector
India’s government has introduced sweeping legislation in parliament aimed at overhauling the legal foundations of the country’s nuclear power sector.
JSW Energy locks in long-term supply deal in Karnataka
JSW Energy has strengthened the contracted base of its generation portfolio after its subsidiary, JSW Energy (Utkal), secured a long-term power purchase agreement with electricity distribution companies in the southern state of Karnataka.
Chinese EV maker Xpeng to establish local vehicle production in Malaysia
Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng Motors has reportedly signed a cooperation agreement with Malaysia-based manufacturing conglomerate EPMB Group to set up local production operations in Malaysia.
Battery storage moves centre stage as solar dominates Malaysia’s energy transition
Solar energy now accounts for 92% of Malaysia’s total installed renewable energy capacity, making electricity storage a critical pillar of the country’s energy transition
India signs ADB financing to back growth critical projects
A $650mn facility supports rooftop solar adoption under India’s flagship household solar programme, aiming to reach 10mn homes by 2027
India’s hydrogen demand seen nearly doubling to 12 mtpa by 2030
ndia’s hydrogen demand is projected to almost double to around 12mn tonnes per annum (mtpa) by 2030, driven largely by fertilisers, refining and petrochemicals
Pakistan pushes power sector privatisation to curb losses and fix grid
Pakistan’s prime minister has directed authorities to accelerate the privatisation of state-owned power companies and fast-track upgrades to electricity infrastructure
Battery storage tariffs in India plunge nearly 80%
Battery energy storage system (BESS) tariffs discovered through competitive bidding have fallen by nearly 80% over the past two years, Minister of State for Power Shripad Yesso Naik told the Indian Parliament on December 15
India's nuclear energy bill seeks single law to replace 1962, 2010 acts, open path for capacity expansion
The Indian government on December 15 introduced the Sustainable Harnessing and Advancement of Nuclear Energy for Transforming India Bill, 2025, proposing to repeal the Atomic Energy Act, 1962 and the Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage Act, 2010
India allows coal exports as power plants build surplus supplies
Bangladesh imports 11 LNG cargoes in November
Bangladesh spent $360.99mn to import 11 cargoes of liquefied natural gas in November as part of efforts to secure energy supplies and meet rising domestic demand
PTC India and NLC form renewable energy joint venture in India
A joint venture between PTC India Limited and NLC India Renewables Limited has been formed to jointly develop green energy projects of up to 2,000 MW across India
Indonesia ties tariff negotiations with Washington to long-term energy security
Indonesia has moved to underline the central role of energy cooperation in its trade negotiations with the United States, insisting that talks on reciprocal tariffs remain on course and that pledges to import American oil and fuel will be upheld.
Taiwan opens first commercial-scale hydrogen refuelling sites
Linde LienHwa, Taiwan’s largest industrial gas supplier, has begun operations at two hydrogen refuelling stations, marking a further step in the island’s push to develop a domestic hydrogen ecosystem.
Vietnam advances clean energy transition with LNG power
Vietnam on December 14 marked the inauguration and start of commercial operations of the Nhon Trach 3 and 4 thermal power plants in southern Dong Nai province, with Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh attending the ceremony
Russian Yandex selects Chinese electric vehicle for taxi fleet
Russia’s tech and internet giant Yandex (YNDX) has selected the GAC Aion Y Plus, a little-known Chinese high-roof hatchback popular in Southeast Asia, as the base model for its electric taxi fleet
NLC India taps overseas green finance to fund renewables push
NLC India Limited has secured its first green loan under the external commercial borrowings framework.
NTPC Green brings new wind capacity online in western India
NTPC Green Energy Limited has brought a further tranche of wind power capacity into commercial operation, reinforcing its role in India’s expanding renewable energy sector.
Business and government align to speed Philippine energy transition
The Philippines’ leading business group and the government have agreed a new framework aimed at accelerating the country’s long-term shift towards cleaner and more secure energy.
Singapore’s Sembcorp strikes $6.5bn deal for Alinta, plans major renewable energy push in Australia
Singapore’s Sembcorp strikes $6.5bn deal for Alinta, plans major renewable energy push in Australia
India launches pilot project to test hydrogen-powered mobility
India’s Union Minister for New & Renewable Energy (MNRE), Pralhad Joshi, has launched a national pilot project to test the use of hydrogen in the mobility sector
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