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Macquarie eyes Malaysian investments in green energy and infrastructure
Macquarie Asset Management, one of the world’s largest fund managers, has expressed interest in investing across several Malaysian sectors, according to Investment, Trade and Industry Minister Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz
Gentari breaks ground on Australia’s Maryvale solar and energy storage project
Malaysian clean energy firm Gentari has broken ground on the huge Maryvale solar and energy storage project in Australia’s eastern New South Wales state.
New Delhi says over 28.6mn households electrified under Saubhagya scheme
The Government of India has reported that more than 28.6mn households were provided electricity connections under the Pradhan Mantri Sahaj Bijli Har Ghar Yojana (Saubhagya), which was launched in October 2017
India sets $3.6bn plan to mechanise coal evacuation through first mile connectivity projects
India’s Ministry of Coal has laid out a INR313.68bn ($3.6bn) investment programme to expand first mile connectivity (FMC) projects, aiming to mechanise coal evacuation and reduce dependence on road transport
Vietnam mulls rule change to let loss-making EVN raise power tariffs
Vietnam is considering regulatory changes that would allow its state-run electricity utility
Australia seeks to attract Japanese firms after BP exits hydrogen project
The state government of Western Australia is seeking to lure investment from Japanese firms for a huge $50bn hydrogen facility after BP exited the project.
Saipem begins construction on BP’s $7bn integrated gas project off Indonesia
Italy’s energy engineering and construction group Saipem has launched fabrication work on BP’s $7bn integrated project in Indonesia, marking a significant step forward in the expansion of the country’s LNG capacity.
Indonesian company Cikarang Listrindo faces gas supply disruption after Pertamina field shutdown
PT Cikarang Listrindo has reported a disruption in its natural gas supply following an unexpected shutdown at Pertamina EP’s (PEP) Subang Gathering Station on August 5
Offshore substation completed for Taipower offshore wind project phase II
The offshore substation for Taipower’s Phase II wind project has been successfully put in place, marking a major step forward in Taiwan’s renewable energy expansion.
Asian LNG prices head south as markets await any Trump–Putin talks fallout
Some suggested Moscow may seek to reopen discussions on Arctic LNG 2, its 19.8mn tonnes per annum project, which is currently constrained by US measures.
KN Holdings partners with Samsung to develop floating solar in Vietnam’s highlands
Vietnam’s KN Holdings has signed a memorandum of understanding with Samsung C&T, a subsidiary of South Korea’s Samsung Group, to develop three floating solar power projects
China ramps up LNG imports after several sluggish months
Chinese LNG imports have climbed over the past month amid dropping prices and efforts to refill stock levels, reversing a trend of several months of declining imports;
ASEAN ministers launch ambitious plan to finance regional power grid
In a significant step toward deeper energy integration, ASEAN’s energy, economic and finance ministers convened virtually on August 14 to unlock new financing mechanisms for the ASEAN Power Grid
Malaysia strengthens ASEAN nuclear cooperation, hands over ASEANTOM chairmanship to Philippines
Korean nuclear plants to upgrade cooling systems as sea temperatures rise
Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP) is preparing to upgrade cooling facilities at its nuclear power plants in response to steadily rising sea temperatures linked to climate change.
ASEAN ministers meet to advance power grid financing
The discussions focused on aligning sectoral priorities to support a more integrated, sustainable, and resilient energy system in the region.
Indonesia–Taiwan energy compact could unlock floating solar and offshore wind potential
Taiwan’s Cathay Life Insurance’s $1.64bn purchase of a 50% stake in Ørsted’s 583 MW Greater Changhua 4 offshore wind farm last December signaled more than an investment shift, it underscored Taiwanese financial institutions' growth
Philippines integrates hazard mapping with energy disaster system
The Department of Energy (DOE) and the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) have formed a partnership to boost disaster preparedness in the energy sector by embedding real-time hazard information into planning and operations.
Tokyo Gas starts operations at subsidised solar plant in Kanagawa
Tokyo Gas has commenced electricity supply from the RYM Ogishima Solar Power Plant, a 2MWAC/3MWDC facility, to several district heating and cooling centres in Tokyo managed by its subsidiary, Tokyo Gas Engineering Solutions.
China’s solar capacity growth expected to ease in late 2025 after policy shift
China’s expansion of solar power capacity is projected to decelerate in the latter half of 2025, following the removal of guaranteed pricing for renewable projects.
India crosses 100-GW solar PV module manufacturing capacity
India has reached a significant milestone, with its solar PV module manufacturing capacity enlisted under the Approved List of Models and Manufacturers (ALMM) crossing the 100 GW mark, according to a government press release dated August 13.
New hybrid hydro-solar projects planned for Laos
Electricité du Laos has unveiled a programme to expand renewable energy capacity through new hydropower and solar initiatives, while modernising the national grid to improve reliability.
ASEAN is going nuclear – it's just a matter of time
Across the ASEAN bloc, energy security, surging data-centre demand and net-zero pledges are nudging governments to revisit their nuclear options.
Sri Lanka greenlights consultancy tender for floating solar power projects
Sri Lanka is set to advance its renewable energy ambitions with the Cabinet of Ministers approving the commencement of a procurement process to engage consultancy services for floating solar power projects
Indonesia prioritises domestic gas supply, delays imports in 2025
Indonesia has not imported any gas so far in 2025, as the government channels domestic production to meet local demand while restricting exports, Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Bahlil Lahadalia said on August 11
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