Energy Lab’s stimulus plan for clean energy investment
Energy Lab has suggested two immediate “stimulus suggestions” to support clean energy investment easily.
Asean green bond issuance doubles to US$7.8b in 2019
THE volume of green bonds and loans issued in Asean almost doubled between 2018 and 2019, in tandem with global trends, according to a report by Climate Bonds Initiative (CBI) on Thursday.
IDEAS: Malaysia may lose RM31 bil per year if oil prices remain at US$30 per barrel
The Institute for Democracy and Economic Affairs (IDEAS) said that Malaysia may lose RM30.9 billion in fiscal revenues per annum if oil prices remain low, which would further strain the nation’s finances.
Launch of heavy fuel oil power plant sees delays
The first phase of a $380 million 100MW heavy fuel oil power plant in Kandal province’s Lvea Em district has been delayed from this month until June, a Ministry of Mines and Energy spokesman told The Post on Thursday.
Over a million low-income households left out of electricity relief scheme
Over a million Indonesian families living in internet dead zones have been unable to access a government-funded electricity relief scheme being distributed online.
ERC orders staggered payment scheme for electricity bills
The Energy Regulatory Commission encourages those who can pay to settle their bills on time to help power companies with their cash flow
EMA, Keppel O&M launch grant call for energy solutions in marine sector
KEPPEL Offshore & Marine (Keppel O&M) and Singapore’s Energy Market Authority (EMA) have started a S$10 million partnership to help create innovative energy solutions in the marine sector.
‘No plan’ to reduce electricity bills nationwide
Despite the reduction of electricity tariffs for factory workers suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Electricity Authority of Cambodia (EAC), the autonomous government agency responsible for managing and administering electric power in the country, has said that “a general plan for electricity bill reduction has yet to be raised.”
