Indonesia needs new rules to compete for carbon capture investment: Expert
Experts says Indonesia’s neighbours have a great potential for the geological storage of CO2 and are working to develop their own regulations to boost the deployment of the…
China green lights new nuclear power projects
The two new nuclear power units in Ningde, Fujian, and the two in Shidao Bay, Fujian will employ Hualong One, a domestically designed nuclear reactor.
Indonesia cites financing, feasibility as reasons for rejecting G20 energy proposal
Ministry special staffer Yudo Dwinanda Priaadi said such a target could only be achieved if issues of accessibility, technology and financing were resolved.
Few takers yet for green energy drive in Philippines due to crucial transition project delays
The National Grid Corp. of the Philippines has been in hot water since transmission issues triggered widespread blackouts in the power-hungry Luzon grid on May 8.
Indonesia falls behind oil and gas investment target
SKK Migas deputy head Nanang Abdul Manaz blamed postponed well-drilling and other project delays as well as safety-related disruptions.
China prepares to watch solar energy surge
Several leading photovoltaic companies are anticipating a doubling of their net profits in the first half.
Singapore looks elsewhere amid doubt over Indonesia’s green power exports
Indonesia reportedly has sent out mixed signals regarding the export of power from renewable sources.
India puts up new hurdle to importing electricity from Nepal
New Delhi has asked for financial closure details of projects whose approval process has remained pending for months.
China’s renewable energy continues to grow, leading Asia
Non-fossil fuel energy sources are expected to reach around 60 per cent of China's total installed electricity generation capacity by end-2023.
Daxing hydrogen energy zone powers China’s green drive
As China steadily pushes ahead with its green drive, the central and local governments are making efforts to promote the hydrogen energy industry.