DOE, CDC pilot EV charging station to make Clark ‘Greener’
CLARK FREEPORT ZONE, Pampanga (PIA)- The Department of Energy (DOE) and the Clark Development Corporation (CDC) have launched a pilot charging station for hybrid and electric vehicles (EV) plying Clark Freeport Zone in Pampanga.
DOE flexes Philippine energy efficiency wins with global peers
BRUSSELS, Belgium – The energy efficiency playbook of the Philippines is no longer just a local script, but it is a game plan already catching global attention, with the Department of Energy (DOE) flexing to the world the execution of policies that warranted the country’s initial gains on its energy-saving reform packages.
Malaysia to launch electric vehicles production in Kazakhstan
The meeting focused on Proton Holdings’ plans to launch electric vehicle production in Kazakhstan. As a leading player in Malaysia’s automotive industry, Proton exports its vehicles — including both internal combustion engine and electric models — to over 26 countries. The company also operates its own R&D, design, and engineering center for vehicle and transmission […]
Thai government to revise BEV subsidy rules
The Thai government plans to revise its rules on subsidy payments to battery electric vehicle (BEV) manufacturers in response to the recent problems faced by the local subsidiary of China’s Hozon New Energy Automobile Company and its Neta Auto brand, according to local reports.
New Energy Asia unveiled to empower EV charging growth in Malaysia, ASEAN
NEW Energy Asia Sdn Bhd, a newly established joint venture (JV) between HICOM Engineering Sdn Bhd (HESB) and China-based Hangzhou Flash Charging New Energy Co Ltd (HFC), enters the Malaysian and ASEAN electric vehicle (EV) market with a wide range of high-quality and reliable EV charging solutions.
BRIN Advances Battery Research for Electric Vehicles
KBRN, Jakarta: The Indonesian National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) is intensifying its research on batteries for electric vehicles to accelerate the transition to clean energy and support Indonesia’s Net Zero Emissions target by 2060.
Philippines’ Green Energy Auction draws bids nearly double target capacity
UK’s $5.9 Million Program to Make Indonesian Buildings More Energy-Efficient
Jakarta. The UK launched Tuesday the second phase of a program worth millions of American dollars that would mainly focus on making Indonesia’s government-owned buildings use energy as is needed without wasting any.
