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Indonesia to move away from fossil fuels, swamp gas now a fuel option
Indonesia is a nation optimistic about leading the charge in energy transition, particularly when it comes to moving away from fossil fuels.
The Global Biofuel Alliance and revamping future power generation
With the world focused on the refusal of the G20 to condemn Russian aggression against Ukraine in New Delhi, Indian efforts at establishing a worldwide biofuel alliance took something of a back seat when news agencies did their usual summit wrap-up.
Indonesian move to label some TPPs as ‘sustainable’ sparks criticism
Indonesia's recent decision to classify coal-fired power plants (TPPs) that operate outside power-supply chains and only serve the industrial sector as sustainable has ignited a wave of criticism from energy and finance experts.
Russia woos Bangladesh with nuclear fuel
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov was wooing Bangladesh with a visit to Dhaka on September 7 as Moscow seeks to strengthen its relationships in SE Asia following its invasion of Ukraine last year.
Indonesia needs $172bn investment in renewables, grid, says state utility
Indonesia’s state utility Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) will need as much as $172bn of investment in renewable energy projects and grid upgrades if it is to add 60 GW of renewables capacity by 2040, a director has told an industry event.
Battery technology breakthrough as aluminium may outperform lithium-Ion
In the quest for superior energy storage solutions, researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology in the US have made significant strides by harnessing the power of aluminium foil.
Filipino-Singaporean JV looks at Taiwan renewables investment
In a move aimed at expanding its international footprint, ACEN Corp., the energy platform within the Philippines’ Ayala Group, has unveiled plans to venture into Taiwan's renewable energy sector.
Bangladesh group to invest $3bn in clean energy across South Asia
Bangladesh's Summit Group, a leading player in the subcontinent’s energy sector, has unveiled plans to channel $3bn into solar, wind and hydroelectricity projects throughout South Asia.
Indonesia's Jawa 9&10 Power Plant to pioneer green ammonia-hydrogen hybrid
The Jawa 9&10 Power Plant in Indonesia is set to become the world's first hybrid power plant to use green ammonia and hydrogen in its production process, Republika reported.
NTPC Limited signs MoU with National Institute of Advanced Studies (NIAS) for nuclear power advancements
Pakistan mulls IPOs for three power distribution companies
Record-high 4 GW of rooftop solar capacity set to come in India in fiscal year 2024
India’s rooftop solar market is likely to add a record-high 4 GW of capacity in fiscal year 2024, according to a new joint report by the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis and JMK Research & Analytics.
Japanese wind chief quits over bribery allegation
The former president of a wind power company at the centre of a bribery probe has admitted to providing funds to a House of Representatives member, Masatoshi Akimoto, to "reward" him for questioning and interventions in parliament.
Hong Kong's V-Power shuts four Myanmar gas-fired projects
Hong Kong-based V-Power Company has announced the discontinuation of four of its five gas-fired power generation projects in Myanmar due to financial losses, according to a recent financial report.
India allocates INR37.6bn ($452mn) for battery energy storage to boost renewable capacity
Indonesia's state-owned Pertamina reveals its geothermal energy plan at ASEAN Summit
During the ASEAN-Indo-Pacific Forum (AIPF), Indonesia's state-owned oil and gas company PT Pertamina (Persero) outlined its plans for geothermal development in Indonesia.
Demand for lithium batteries comes at a cost
In a rapidly evolving landscape, the global ethylene carbonate market is projected to soar to around $1.49bn by 2028, a compound annual growth rate of 9.58% during the forecast period, all because of the burgeoning popularity of EVs.
Vietnam revises solar power regulations rules to boost investment in the north
Vietnam has launched a strategic initiative to bolster solar energy projects in its northern regions through an updated pricing framework.
Renewable energy in SE Asia will earn $100bn by 2030
Renewable energy generation in Southeast Asia, including Laos, will generate revenues of $90bn to $100bn by 2030, according to a recent report titled "Renewable Energy Manufacturing: Opportunities for Southeast Asia"
Thai-Vietnam LNG project a potential ground-breaker in regional LNG co-operation
In a recent meeting between the head of Vietnam’s Thanh Hóa Province and Thai energy developer Gulf Group it was provisionally agreed to build an LNG terminal in the province just south of Hanoi.
AsiaElec: Thai-Vietnam LNG project a potential ground-breaker in regional LNG co-operation
Pakistan's caretaker Finance Minister rejects hopes of relief in power bills, citing fiscal constraints
ExxonMobil says world will fail to meet Paris goal in 2050
Oil supermajor ExxonMobil says that the world will fail to meet the Paris Agreement goal to keep global warming below 2 degrees Celsius by 2050.
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