Trina’s Vertex Modules Powering 60MW Floating Solar System in Singapore
Chinese solar panel manufacturer Trina Solar has today announced that it’s 12,556 Trina Solar 210 Vertex dual-glass modules are powering a 60 MW floating solar PV system on Singapore’s Tengeh Reservoir. The project has recently been connected to the grid and is fully commercially operational now.
Vietnam remains hugely promising solar market, but cost of capital hurdles remain

Vietnam remains one of the most attractive destinations of solar finance in South East Asia despite fears of market saturation, but access to capital in the region remains a key hurdle.
Shell Malaysia looks to explore more renewable energy opportunities

KUALA LUMPUR (July 6): Shell Malaysia is aiming to move into the renewable energy industry in the future, said its chairman Ivan Tan.
Indonesia’s Pertamina eyes hydrogen to meet 2026 goal
Indonesia’s state-owned Pertamina is looking to renewable energy sources such as hydrogen to meet its target of adding 10GW of clean energy power generation capacity by 2026, in line with its green transition plan for 2050.
PHL hydro capacity additions seen topping 1 gigawatt by 2030

THE PHILIPPINES is projected to increase its hydropower capacity by 1.1 gigawatts (GW) by 2030, with pumped storage plants accounting for more than half of the forecast total, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said in a special market report issued last week.
Myanmar Junta Invites Bids for New Solar Power Projects
The military regime is seeking tenders to implement 12 solar power projects to raise foreign currency, with some 40 firms including Thai and Chinese companies planning to make bids.
Malaysia’s commercial and industrial PV segment is thriving

Malaysia’s Sustainable Energy Development Authority (Seda) has assigned all of the 300 MW of capacity planned it planned to allocate for commercial and industrial PV under the Net Energy Metering 3.0 program (NEM 3.0) it launched in April.
Malaysia needs more NEM, says solar industry body

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia needs more net energy metering (NEM) quota to drive the solar agenda, said the Malaysian Photovoltaic Industry Association (MPIA). Its president Davis Chong said NEM, which includes the Net Offset Virtual Aggregation (NOVA) programme, was the most effective tool in driving the deployment of rooftop solar systems in the country.