Rooftop photovoltaic panels to help cut emissions in Dalian
The panels on two rooftops can generate approximately 400 megawatt-hours of electricity annually, equivalent to saving 160 metric tons of standard coal.
Vietnam to purchase wind power from Laos: Vietnam Electricity
According to the Ministry of Industry and Trade, the Truong Son wind power plant is expected to start operation in the fourth quarter of 2025.
Indonesia looks into use of rare earth elements in coal
Despite its potential, there has been no mass extraction of graphene from coal and no intensive development in making it useful for EV batteries in Indonesia, according to energy…
China backs G20 goal to triple global renewable energy by 2030
To replace fossil energy with clean, highly efficient renewables is a global target that will eventually address the climate crisis, said Xie Zhenhua, China's special envoy for…
Nepal-India digital payment system launch delayed
Nepali officials attribute the delay to Indian banks, which have yet to update the mobile apps to incorporate Nepal’s payment features. busin
Asian power generation gets cleaner even as coal emissions rise
Asia, home to half the world's population, accounts for three-fifths of global emissions from power generation, including from sectors exporting goods and services to the west.
Clean energy declared priority for sustainable growth, low emissions
Currently, over 60 per cent of the electricity used in-country comes from renewable energy sources such as solar, wind and water.
PM Srettha rejects electricity tariff hike proposal
The Energy Regulatory Commission is expected to meet again in January to discuss the government’s decision., though it is unclear whether the commission will agree to suspend…
China’s renewable power capacity hits record
Installed capacity of China's renewable power reached a record high in October at 1.4 billion kilowatts, up nearly 21 percent year-on-year and constituting nearly half of the…
EV sales continue to soar in Nepal despite the overall market slowdown
Insiders say that if the battery life of EVs goes well and adequate infrastructure is built, it may take up to five years to replace the light petrol-diesel vehicles in Nepal.