No need to decouple climate action from energy crisis: Experts
Experts also said that important lessons from the current energy crisis show the need to diversify energy supply, type, and partners.
Indonesia urgently needs to boost oil, gas investment amid ambitious 2030 targets
The country aims to boost its oil and gas production to 1 million barrels of oil per day and 12 billion standard cubic feet per day of gas in an effort to reduce imports.
Indonesia’s shift to electricity means shift to coal, critics warn
The government is pushing consumers to rely more on electricity and less on oil or gas, but experts have insisted the move means little more than shifting from one fossil fuel to…
Portion of renewables in South Korea’s power generation tops 20% for 1st time
The portion of electricity generated by renewables first outpaced nuclear power generation in Sept last year and has been growing since.
Indonesia’s coal miners face financing squeeze as more banks pledge to ‘go green’
Finance-analysts believe it will become increasingly difficult for coal power and mining firms to raise finance for the industry due to growing pressure to transition to renewable…
China ‘key’ to global green transition
The establishment of new power systems will spur demand for smart power networks, virtual power plants and power trade, and boost investment.
Bangladesh seeks to import additional LNG from Qatar: Foreign affairs minister
Bangladesh has been importing LNG from Qatar since 2018 under a 15-year agreement signed in 2017 to supply 1.8-2.5 million metric tons of LNG annually.
Kedah to see mega development related to gas supply
Costing RM14.4 billion, these projects are approved to be built off Yan, a sprawling agricultural district of padi fields.
Landmark net-zero industrial park taking shape
The excess power produced in the park will be sold to the grid, and stored green energy will be retrieved from the grid when needed, so as to ensure 100 percent net-zero energy.
Singapore to have first hydrogen-ready power plant by H1 2026
The combined cycle gas turbine power plant developed will use natural gas as its primary fuel for now but is also designed to operate on fuels with 30 percent hydrogen content.