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AEDS CATEGORIES: Renewables

B. Grimm Urges Faster ASEAN Energy Integration To Harness Laos’ Hydro And Malaysia’s Solar Capacities

UK-backed solar power plant to source 82,000 Filipino homes

EFS, Planet QEOS and four partners ink $550M deal to build Malaysia’s first renewable energy plant

Malaysia-based solar energy firm EFS Group has joined forces with Planet QEOS and four energy partners in a landmark collaboration to deliver the MYR 2.32 billion ($550 million) Baram DeepTech Energy Program.

Philippines’ First Floating Solar Farm Sets A National Blueprint For Clean Energy

ACEN to power Philippines’ Mapua University campuses with renewables

Vietnam to implement robust policies to support renewable growth

Malaysia to focus on renewables to overcome fossil dependence

Brunei’s largest solar power plant commences construction

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