Anwar says Malaysia fully committed to green energy transition
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim today affirmed the government’s “unwavering dedication” towards green technology, especially in electric vehicles (EV).
ICAEW praises Indonesia's carbon exchange commitment
The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW), a globally renowned professional accountancy body, has lauded Indonesia’s commitment to reducing carbon emissions through the Indonesia Carbon Exchange.
Indonesia’s Marubeni Global Indonesia To Build $9B Solar Plants, Supplying 600MW To Singapore
An Indonesian renewable energy firm is set to commence the construction of solar power plants valued at $9 billion (equivalent to S$12.3 billion) on an island near Batam starting in 2024.
Philippines: 300% growth seen in renewable energy
The Philippines’ renewable energy sector is set to grow nearly 300 per cent in the next five years in generating capacity, according to an industry estimate.
Grundfos introduces new range of end-suction pumps to advance Singapore's smart green city ambitions
As demand for intelligent solutions accelerates to build more connected, resilient, and sustainable cities, Grundfos, a global leader in advanced pump solutions and water technologies, today launched its new NK and NKE range in Singapore.
Việt Nam’s EV maker VinFast to invest $1.2 billion in Indonesia
Việt Nam’s first electric vehicle (EV) maker VinFast plans to build a plant with an investment capital of 18.6 trillion Rp (US$1.2 billion) in Indonesia, according to Presidential Chief of Staff of Indonesia Moeldoko.
China's Trina Solar plans $420 million expansion in Vietnam
Chinese solar panel maker Trina Solar is planning to invest an additional $420 million in Vietnam’s northern province of Thai Nguyen, raising its total investment in the country to nearly $900 million, the provincial government said on Sunday.
PH needs to reverse declining RE share in energy mix
The downward trend in renewables’ share in the Philippines’ energy mix should be reversed as the ongoing geopolitical conflict across the globe will make the country exposed to volatile prices of coal and oil.
