Malaysia’s climate plan is high on ambition, but concerns linger over execution: Experts
BANGKOK: When Malaysia enters negotiations at global climate change talks beginning at the end of this month in Glasgow, it will be with momentum from a sweeping and ambitious national plan for a greener and cleaner future.
Vietnam to Indonesia: the Asian countries hit hardest by China’s clampdown on new coal-fired power plants overseas
Chinese President Xi Jinping’s pledge to the United Nations that China will no longer build coal-fired power plants overseas will leave many projects awaiting financial closure at risk of cancellation.
Energy crossroads
Asian countries are taking big steps toward green goals, but huge energy appetites will be fed mainly by fossil fuels in the near term.
Building a Solar Powerhouse
We welcome a recently released Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry regulation on net power metering, which allows residential customers to fully credit the power produced by their roof-top solar energy system to their electricity bill to the state electricity monopoly (PLN).
Big data analysis for the hydropower development potential of ASEAN-8 based on the hydropower digital planning model
LYS Energy Group acquired by Leader Energy to boost renewable energy in Southeast Asia
LYS Energy Group (LYS Energy), the leading Singapore home-grown Solar Independent Power Producer (IPP), is pleased to announce the signature of an agreement with Leader Energy, a Singaporean IPP wholly owned by HNG Capital Sdn. Bhd.
Indonesia to Export 300 Megawatt Electricity to Southeast Asia Regions
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – The Indonesian government is preparing a plan to export electricity of up to 300 megawatts (MW) through the 400 kilovolts (kV) underwater transmission to the Southeast Asia regions. The electricity to be exported would reportedly be generated from new and renewable energy (EBT).
Southeast Asia’s balancing act between its climate goals and other priorities
Carbon neutrality is a shared planetary destination, but Southeast Asian countries are laying out their own road maps — including what some may call detours of sorts — to getting there in the next three to four decades.
