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Ventus establishes Taiwan office to back Asia-Pacific offshore wind growth
Ventus Energy, a specialist in high voltage electrical services for the renewables sector, has launched a regional office in Taichung Port, Taiwan, to strengthen its presence in the fast-growing offshore wind market across Asia-Pacific.
CleanMax and Toyota Tsusho to supply Japanese companies in India with renewable energy
CleanMax, a Brookfield-backed renewable energy solutions provider, has entered into a long-term partnership with Toyota Tsusho India Private Limited (TTIPL) to develop and supply clean energy to Japanese corporates operating in India
Coal production in India up 16.39% in Q1 FY26
Coal production in India from captive and commercial mines rose by 16.39% year-on-year to 58.24mn tonnes in the first quarter of the financial year 2025–26
IESR: Indonesia’s islands can achieve 100% renewable energy by 2050 with strategic planning
Indonesia’s geographical makeup offers a unique advantage in advancing its energy transition, according to the Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR)
Singapore’s $100bn bet on a regional green grid offers rare investment opportunity
Singapore is undergoing a profound transformation of its energy system, shifting from fossil fuels toward becoming Southeast Asia’s renewable energy nexus
Malaysia's Maxis accelerates green push with solar, EV integration and emissions cuts
Maxis Berhad is ramping up its environmental sustainability efforts through enhanced solar adoption, cleaner operations, and greener networks, in line with Malaysia’s National Energy Transition Roadmap target of 70% renewable capacity by 2050
Brunei eyes 30% renewable energy by 2035, kickstarts REC market to meet ambitions
Brunei is laying the groundwork for a Renewable Energy Certificate (REC) market as part of its drive to achieve 30% renewable energy in its power mix by 2035
Pakistan seeks options to offload excess LNG amid gas supply glut
Pakistan is examining ways to sell surplus liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargoes as it faces a domestic gas oversupply that could result in losses of up to $378mn for local producers
Bangladesh clears $437mn payment to Adani Power, regularises future payments
Bangladesh has made a record payment of $437mn to Adani Power in June, clearing all pending dues, including carrying costs and other obligations under the power purchase agreement (PPA)
Juniper commissions 145.99 MWp Chapalgaon solar project in India's Maharashtra
Juniper Green Energy has announced the early commissioning of its 145.99 MWp (100 MW) solar power project in Chapalgaon, Maharashtra.
Short-term forecast for global offshore wind downgraded, says industry report
The Global Wind Energy Council has downgraded its short-term forecast by 24% for 2025-2029 compared with its prediction last year.
Victoria government's new gas policy draws mixed reactions
The Victorian government unveiled a revised gas policy last week that maintains its electrification targets for new buildings but softens earlier proposals amid industry pressure.
Australia launches review of east coast gas market
The Australian government has launched a broad review of the east coast gas market, raising the possibility of introducing a gas reservation policy for new projects in an effort to prevent future supply shortages.
Indika Energy secures $376mn loan to back gold mining pivot and debt refinancing
PT Indika Energy (INDY) has secured a IDR6.1 trillion ($376mn) multicurrency loan from four leading banks to refinance existing obligations and accelerate development of its Awak Mas gold project in South Sulawesi,
Sri Lanka generates 72% of electricity from renewables in June
Sri Lanka’s Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) has said that 72% of the country’s electricity was generated from renewable sources during June 2025
Greenergy Philippines approves $1.7mn loan to fuel Winsun’s expansion
Greenergy Holdings Inc., a sustainability-focused investment firm in the Philippines, has approved a loan worth PHP100mn (roughly $1.7mn) for its wholly owned subsidiary, Winsun Green Ventures Inc.
ASX-listed TMK Energy says Mongolia Gurvantes XXXV CSG project generating strong interest from potential partners
ASX-listed TMK Energy said on June 30 in an operations and project update that its Gurvantes XXXV Coal Seam Gas (CSG) Project in Mongolia has generated strong interest from potential project partners with proven track records.
LNG Canada loads country’s first cargo for export
Shell-operated LNG Canada has begun loading the country's first-ever cargo of the super-chilled fuel for export.
India’s thermal coal imports hit 18-month high in May on strong power sector demand
India’s thermal coal imports surged to an 18-month high of 17.79mn tonnes (mt) in May, as power producers stocked up to prepare for peak electricity demand during the summer months
Mumbai-based Waaree Energy secures 540-MW solar module supply order in the US
Mumbai-listed Waaree Energies Ltd, through its wholly owned subsidiary Waaree Solar Americas, has won a contract to supply 540 megawatts (MW) of solar modules to a prominent US-based developer
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