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South Korea pushes tandem solar innovation to rival China
After years of relying heavily on imported panels, South Korea’s once-promising solar industry is facing mounting pressure from Chinese dominance across the global supply chain.
India's Rajasthan floats tender for 2,000-MWh battery storage project
Rajasthan’s energy department has invited tenders for a 2,000 MWh battery storage plant to address non-solar and evening peak-hour demand
Clean power fuels Cambodia’s economic transition
Clean energy will be central to shaping Cambodia’s next phase of economic growth—one that values sustainability and innovation as much as productivity
Cambodia’s garment industry faces green challenges
Cambodia’s garment sector faces mounting hurdles in its shift towards cleaner energy, with high electricity prices, limited financing, and slow policy reform hindering progress
Thailand’s power supply stable despite rising dam levels
The Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) has stepped up surveillance of water levels in key reservoirs
Thai wind project to use Chinese turbines
The four projects are being spearheaded by Bangkok-based Gulf Energy Development, one of Thailand’s largest energy conglomerates. Goldwind will provide its latest GWH182-series turbines.
Adani Green commissions its latest green facility in Gujarat
Adani Green Energy Limited, India’s largest renewable power producer, has expanded its clean energy portfolio with the commissioning of 408.1 megawatts of new capacity at Khavda in Gujarat.
Leading Indian renewable energy developer looks forward to IPO
The flotation will follow the book-building route, with half the shares reserved for qualified institutional buyers, 15% for non-institutional investors and the remaining 35% for retail participants.
Pakistan pivots away from LNG
Rising LNG prices have led Pakistan to shift away from LNG.
South Korea's LG Energy Solution to restart US business travel after Georgia detentions
The company, which already operates or is developing seven battery plants in the US, is a key partner in the expansion of electric vehicle supply chains in North America.
Russia’s Arctic LNG 2 raises production to record high
Russia’s heavily-sanctioned Arctic LNG 2 facility has increased production to record levels.
China tests new underwater data centres for energy-saving potential
The pilot scheme, off the coast of Hainan Province, involves lowering modular data units beneath the sea. The facilities use the naturally cooler seawater to regulate temperatures, removing the need for conventional air conditioning.
LNG Canada expected to start second liquefaction train soon
LNG Canada is preparing to begin start-up of its second liquefaction train, a spokesperson for the Shell-led facility.
Shell doubles down on LNG predicting demand to rise by 60% by 2040
CEO predicts LNG’s role as a transition fuel will grow and comprise 20% of global natural gas sales by 2040.
Indonesia risks losing investment edge without faster renewable energy transition
Across Southeast Asia, global firms are investing heavily in new factories, data centres, and supply chains
Pakistan pushes energy sector reforms with German support
Pakistan has reaffirmed its commitment to modernising its energy sector, placing emphasis on digitisation, renewable energy and research-led reforms
India issues over 5.7 GW in renewable energy tenders in August
India’s renewable energy sector saw significant activity in August 2025, with more than 5,750 MW of fresh tenders issued and 3,234 MW of new capacity installed, according to JMK Research's monthly report
SJVN commissions 128.9 MW at Bikaner solar project in India's Rajasthan
SJVN Green Energy Limited (SGEL), a subsidiary of Mumbai-listed SJVN, has begun commercial operations of a 128.88 MW capacity at its 1,000 MW Bikaner solar power project in Rajasthan
Kosol Energie inaugurates 38-MWp solar plant in Gujarat
Kosol Energie Private Limited has brought into operation a 38-MWp solar power plant in Chadavada, Gujarat, marking another step in India’s renewable energy expansion.
Ørsted deepens South Korea power ambitions with 1.4-GW offshore wind MoU
Danish renewables giant Ørsted has signed memoranda of understanding with Korea South‑East Power Company and POSCO Group to advance the development of its planned 1.4-GW offshore wind project off Incheon.
Serentica Renewables to deploy Envision turbines for 560-MW wind project in India
The project is part of Serentica’s broader ambition to provide continuous, round‑the‑clock renewable power to industrial users, helping drive decarbonisation across sectors.
Turkey says second nuclear plant could result from trilateral deal with US and South Korea
Turkey is considering working with the United States and South Korea in constructing a second planned nuclear power plant (NPP), Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar told CNN Turk on October 2.
Thailand praised for emissions, hit for weakness in renewables
Thailand has climbed to 24th place in a global climate performance index, earning praise for curbing greenhouse gas emissions but receiving criticism for its limited progress in renewable energy adoption
Vietnam’s biggest wind project in Laos goes live
Vietnam’s biggest wind energy venture in Laos, the Truong Son Wind Power Complex, has officially entered full commercial operation. .
Germany backs Vietnam in energy transition drive
Vietnam and Germany have signed a cooperation agreement to advance Vietnam’s shift towards cleaner energy
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