Vietnam’s new rooftop solar decree sparks investor concerns over implementation
The Vietnamese government’s new decree, announced at the end of October, encourages the development of self-consumption rooftop solar power systems. However, many investors feel that the regulatory details are unclear, making the application process much more difficult.
Taiwan Faces Hurdles in Proposal to Import Green Energy from the Philippines
Taiwan is exploring international solutions to its green energy shortage, with Economic Affairs Minister J.W. Kuo recently proposing a plan to build power plants in the Philippines and transmit green energy back to Taiwan. Although Kuo later downplayed the idea, it has sparked widespread debate, with energy companies showing optimism about the potential. However, the […]
Costs push Vietnam’s EVN to raise retail power prices
Vietnam’s state-owned utility EVN has raised average retail electricity prices to help cushion increases in power generation cost.
Laos-based 600 MW wind power project to trial Vietnam supply in Dec
Laos’s 600 MW Monsoon wind power project is nearing completion and set to begin trial operations late December, its investor informed buyer Vietnam Electricity (EVN) Wednesday.
Impact of high energy costs on the economy
The Philippines is recognized for its rich cultural heritage and its rapidly growing economy. However, we face a significant challenge that threatens our progress: the high cost of electricity. This issue affects businesses, goods production and consumers alike, creating a ripple effect throughout the economy.
Singapore closely studying new geothermal technologies and overseas plants
SINGAPORE – As Singapore’s search for clean energy heats up, the authorities here are digging deep, literally, to explore whether underground heat can be harnessed to power the nation.
Expert: there is no cheap clean electricity
Solar power systems can generate electricity for no more than four hours a day and wind power is unstable, which means that clean electricity will not be cheap, according to Bui Xuan Hoi, a respected energy expert.
EDL Addresses Public Concerns Amid Increasing Power Blackouts in Laos
Electricite Du Laos Responds to Criticism, Assures Steps to Address Electricity Demand As Laos grapples with scorching heat waves, Electricite Du Laos (EDL) has faced mounting criticism over the persistent power outages plaguing the nation. However, in a recent statement, the state electricity corporation has sought to reassure the public, emphasizing its commitment to resolving […]
