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The Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) is fast-tracking the development of its third Hydro-Floating Solar Hybrid project at Srinagarind Dam. This initiative aims to bolster clean energy generation and support the nation’s Carbon Neutrality goals.
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In a move to advance sustainable investments in the country, the Board of Investments (BOI) granted Nexif Ratch Energy Investments Pte. Ltd. (NREI) the Certificate of Endorsement for Green Lane services on June 11, 2024. The endorsement supports the company’s solar and wind power projects in Camarines Sur, managed by its subsidiaries Calabanga Renewable Energy (CARE), Inc. and ACX3 Capital Holdings Inc. (ACX3).
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The National Energy Policy Council (NEPC) has approved a pilot project that will allow businesses to purchase electricity directly from power producers. The move is a response to requests from foreign investors, particularly energy-intensive data centre operations, about the possibility of direct power purchase agreements (PPAs) that would help them better manage energy costs.
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Pertamina published its debut Sustainable Finance Framework (Framework) which deepens the integration of its sustainability ambition into its financing strategy, thereby enabling Pertamina and/or its subholdings/subsidiaries to tap the market for financing of Green and Transition related projects.
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In an exclusive interview with the Khmer Times, Minister of Environment Eang Sophalleth detailed Cambodia’s comprehensive initiatives to combat climate change, emphasising the country’s commitment to sustainable development and environmental conservation.
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To achieve the International Energy Agency’s net-zero power sector target, Singapore must increase its renewable electricity import capacity to 8.1 GW by 2035, significantly reducing emissions and promoting regional cooperation.
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Bursa Carbon Exchange has successfully carried out its inaugural auction of renewable energy certificates (RECs) which saw 15 buyers from various industries purchasing a total of 268,800 Hydropower Renewable Energy Certificates from vintage year 2024 (HRECv24) Contracts.
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Thailand plans to increase domestic gas production and renew gas purchases from neighbouring countries to reduce its dependence on liquefied natural gas (LNG) as gas demand is expected to increase in Asia, say energy authorities and analysts.
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