Energy industry leaders push for Indonesia’s energy transition
Indonesia, which has the world’s largest geothermal reserves, aims to achieve geothermal power capacity of 3.35 gigawatts (GW) by 2030.
Tons of trash, less to recycle: The irony of recycling plastic waste
Based on data as of 2021, as much as 17 percent of the total waste in Indonesia is plastic, whereas a maximum of only 9 percent can still be recycled.
Delhi witnesses heavy rainfall, power cut, traffic jam
Airline companies like Air India and Indigo reported on social media that the departure of their flights may be affected due to the bad weather in Delhi.
Phnom Penh residents urged to save water
An official said the capital's water supply was affected by the dry season, with lower than average river levels causing water imbalances.
Green transition the only pathway ahead
The Vietnamese government has to adopt policies on infrastructure, as well as encourage business models that embrace a green mindset, believes industry experts.
Tanon folk rise against plastic pollution
With their lifeline under threat, local fishing communities along the Tanon strait are leading the charge to preserve one of the largest marine protected areas in the country.
World in one of the most severe energy crises since 1970s: WEF
The Head of Energy warned that countries are at risk of disrupting of their energy supply chain at a time when the window to prevent the worst consequences of climate change is…
5 strategies to navigate the shifting frontiers of the energy transition
The global energy transition, pivotal to climate change mitigation efforts and for delivering secure and affordable energy for all, has made gradual progress in recent years.
‘Rising sea levels can bring biggest displacement of mankind’: Photojournalist
According to photojournalist Kadir van Lohuizen, the increase in the level of the world’s oceans will “severely” affect future generations, forcing people in some regions to…
Korean ministry to work on new deposit system for single-use cups
From June 10, franchise cafes, bakeries and fast-food franchises with more than 100 branches have to charge a 300 won deposit per single-use cup to customers.