Japan to present low-carbon projects for ASEAN
Japan is expected to present its policy recommendations as well as a list of project areas for decarbonisation efforts under the Asia Zero Emission Community umbrella in the…
Indonesia, Chinese firms combine to drive EV growth
The joint venture's plant in Indonesia, the first of its kind outside China, started production in 2017. It has invested a total of $1 billion to build the manufacturing base,…
In South Korea, carmakers advised to disclose battery suppliers in EVs
Top sellers, Hyundai-Kia and Mercedes-Benz vow to ease safety concerns with free checkups.
ASEAN eyes nuclear energy, but airs safety concerns
Marcel Nicky Arianto, associate research analyst on power at ASEAN Center for Energy, said that while ASEAN countries aim to reach carbon neutrality by generating renewable energy…
Energy transition, EVs in focus at upcoming Indonesia-Africa forum
The forum, slated for Sept. 1 to 3 in Bali, will see discussions between representatives of governments, business entities and international organisations about potential economic…
Hyundai Motor names battery sources as EV fire concerns grow
According to the carmaker, most of the Hyundai EVs, including the flagship Ioniq brand cars, used batteries from Korea’s LG Energy Solution and SK On. Hyundai’s Kona Electric…
Indonesia looks to China to help boost production from ageing oil fields
Oil recovery is an alternative method for increasing oil production in addition to exploration activities, as it involves injecting chemicals into oil wells to push the remaining…
Philippine sovereign wealth fund eyes powering off-grid islands for starters
Established in July 2023, the new sovereign wealth fund has an authorised start-up capital of 500 billion pesos (S$11.5 billion) and will allow the government to make key…
Chinese firms begin study on oil and gas potential in eastern Indonesia
Sinopec and Petrochina are participating in a joint study to explore the oil and gas potential around Buton and Timor in eastern Indonesia, according to the Energy and Mineral…
Bhutan’s hydropower dreams: Where will the money come from?
Bhutan requires a whopping USD 26 billion to achieve 20,000 MW (20 GW) of hydropower generation capacity by 2040.