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India, Korea to explore collaboration in electronics, EV components and digital supply chains
India and South Korea have agreed to explore joint initiatives in electronics manufacturing, electric vehicle (EV) components, and trusted digital supply chains
Indonesia secures $17.4bn green investment commitments to power waste-to-energy push
Indonesia has secured $17.4bn in investment commitments for sustainability initiatives, a major boost expected to help launch Danantara’s waste-to-energy programme, according to government officials
Asia identified as the new engine of renewable growth, think tank finds
Asia is leading the global clean energy shift as China and India drive record solar and wind growth, marking a major move away from fossil fuels, according to a new report by think tank Ember.
Japan technology to boost Thailand’s green push in new bilateral initiative
Thailand is intensifying its efforts to adopt green technologies through partnerships with Japanese firms and institutions, as it seeks to meet its carbon neutral goals and accelerate the transition to a Bio-Circular-Green economy.
Laos expands wind power capacity ahead of 2025
Construction of the Xeuchin Wind Power Projects 1 and 2 in Bolikhamxay Province is nearing completion, with more than 80% of the work already finished
Alaska delivers first LNG from North Slope
Alaska marked a new milestone with Harvest Midstream and Interior Gas Utility completing the first delivery of LNG from Alaska’s North Slope.
Chinese firm Hithium’s growth paves way for Hong Kong IPO by year-end
The company’s initial IPO application, submitted in March, lapsed after six months without completion, the paper reports. Insiders now suggest Hithium is likely to relaunch the process within the next three months.
Crompton Greaves wins rooftop solar contract in India
Crompton Greaves Consumer Electricals Limited has secured a rooftop solar contract valued at $5.9mn in Telangana.
India issues vesting orders for five new coal blocks
With the latest vesting orders, a total of 125 coal blocks have now been allocated or vested under the commercial coal auction framework.
India’s ReNew Energy to divest 300-MW Rajasthan solar asset
The transaction, executed between Sembcorp Green Infra Private Limited and ReNew Private Limited, covers the full acquisition of ReNew Sun Bright Private Limited, the entity that owns and operates the solar facility.
Bursa Malaysia and Sarawak Agency partner to develop carbon registry
Bursa Malaysia Bhd, through its wholly owned subsidiary Bursa Carbon Exchange (BCX), has signed a memorandum of collaboration with the Natural Resources and Environment Board (NREB) Sarawak to jointly develop a carbon registry for the state
Senator Rehman calls for shift to renewables to ensure Pakistan’s energy sovereignty
Senator Sherry Rehman has urged Pakistan to make a decisive transition towards renewable energy to secure the country’s energy sovereignty, security, and affordability
Thailand aims for net zero 15 years ahead of schedule
Thailand’s Ministry of Energy has announced a sweeping THB720bn investment plan to accelerate the country’s clean energy transition and achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.
Japan’s JERA opens Dhaka office to strengthen energy collaboration with Bangladesh
Japan’s largest power generation company, JERA, has opened a new office in Dhaka to deepen collaboration with Bangladesh’s energy sector and support the country’s transition toward a secure, sustainable, and low-carbon energy future
AIIB to fund $52mn transmission project to boost Sri Lanka’s renewable energy network
The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) will provide $52mn in sovereign-backed financing to support Sri Lanka’s efforts to strengthen its renewable energy infrastructure and promote sustainable growth
India extends Bharat Small Reactor proposal deadline as six major firms join race
Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd (NPCIL) has extended the deadline for proposals from companies interested in developing Bharat Small Reactors (BSRs) by another six months
Philippines sets out policy framework for first nuclear power plant
The initiative marks a significant step in reviving the Philippines’ long-dormant nuclear ambitions. Following the 1973 oil crisis, the country constructed the 621 MWe Bataan Nuclear Power Plant in 1984 at a cost of $460mn – around $1.4bn today.
ADB invests $82.5mn in Cambodia’s energy reforms
ADB has approved the second phase of Cambodia’s Energy Transition Sector Development Programme (ETSDP), providing $82.5mn to advance the country’s shift towards a cleaner and more sustainable energy system
BDO Capital backs green energy projects in Manila
BDO Capital and Investment Corp. is broadening its green finance initiatives by supporting the Philippines’ first waste-to-energy project and the Caliraya-Botocan-Kalayaan (CBK) hydroelectric complex in Laguna.
India issues guidelines on critical mineral recycling scheme
India’s Ministry of Mines has released detailed implementation guidelines for its $180mn incentive scheme designed to boost domestic capacity for recycling critical minerals.
World Bank launches $2.5bn drive to decarbonise East Asia, Pacific power sector
Participating countries will be able to tailor activities to match domestic development priorities, while contributing to a wider regional decarbonisation strategy.
Japan elevates offshore wind prospects with new designations
Japan has advanced two offshore wind areas off the coast of Akita City in the north of Honshu and in Fukuoka Prefecture on the southernmost large island of Kyushu to “promising zones” status.
Japan launches 1.5MW hydropower plant in Nagano
Nagano Prefecture, Japan, has launched the 1.5MW Cosmo no Shizuku hydropower plant in Iijima Town, supplying Seiko Epson’s Ina site via an off-site PPA with Chubu Electric Power Miraiz.
Batteries find new business case in India’s evolving power markets
Battery participation in India’s power markets has traditionally been viewed as a low-return venture, burdened with uncertain revenues and lacking the security of long-term contracts.
Indonesia prepares 19 sites for carbon capture projects
Indonesia is preparing 19 oil and gas blocks across the archipelago to serve as carbon storage sites using Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technology, in collaboration with both domestic and international companies.
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