Indonesia Struggles to Harness Renewable Energy Potential
Indonesia’s new and renewable energy (EBT) utilization remains significantly below target despite the country’s vast potential, according to Mohammad Faisal, Executive Director of the Center of Reform on Economics (Core).
Green Power and ECGO Partner to Produce 31,000 Electric Motorcycle Batteries
Green Power Group (LABA) and Green City Traffic (ECGO) have officially entered a strategic agreement to produce 31,000 electric motorcycle batteries by the end of 2024 while also expanding the network of public electric vehicle battery swap stations (SPBKLU) across Indonesia ayi paryana solihin.
Oil price could hammer indebted fuel fund
Escalating tensions between Israel and Iran are expected to drive up global crude oil prices, affecting the Oil Fuel Fund Office’s (Offo) debt repayment plan, says an official at the Energy Ministry.
Electricity bills drive solar adoption in Myanmar
The adoption of solar energy in Myanmar is on the rise due to increasing oil prices and electricity costs, Thi Thi Soe, deputy general manager of Sandisolar, a Myanmar-based Chinese new energy company, told Xinhua on Friday.
Cambodia to integrate wind power into national grid by 2026
Wind power is set to be connected to Cambodia’s national grid by 2026, adding a new clean energy source to diversify and strengthen the country’s energy supply, supporting the government’s goal of making electricity more affordable and sustainable, according to the Ministry of Mines and Energy.
Shortage of energy efficiency standards in housing
The National Institute of Architecture held a conference on green buildings and energy saving in the construction sector on October 3 as part of Vietnam Green Building Week.
Meralco announces power interruptions due to maintenance work
The Manila Electric Company (Meralco) this weekend announced new maintenance work in areas of Metro Manila, Laguna, Quezon Province and Cavite between October 9 and 11.
Investors require clean, stable and affordable electricity supply, says Rattanak
A key requirement of ongoing industrial and other business investment into the Kingdom is a clean, stable and relatively affordable energy supply, said Keo Rattanak, Minister of Mines and Energy (MME) on Friday.
