Japan plans to keep stake in Sakhalin-1 oil, gas project
US oil giant Exxon Mobil Corp., which had a 30 per cent stake in the project, announced its withdrawal in October.
Energy
India’s first fully solar village lights up the lives of poor residents
India, the world's third-largest carbon dioxide emitter, aims to meet half of its energy demands from renewable sources by 2030.
Indonesia introduces three baby-step methods to axe coal plants
The current backbone of the country’s power generation – the long-remaining lifespan of coal plants – is the key hurdle to reach net-zero emissions goal.
Energy crisis a potential turning point to cleaner future: IEA
The International Energy Agency predicted that global carbon dioxide emissions would fall slowly from a high point of 37 billion tonnes per year to 32 billion tonnes by 2050.
Indonesia could benefit from G7 price cap on Russian oil: Finance minister
For much of the 2022, the Indonesian government has relied on subsidies and price controls to isolate the national economy from imported energy inflation.
World is in its ‘first truly global energy crisis’: IEA chief
He also said that the crisis could be a turning point for accelerating clean sources and for forming a sustainable and secured energy system.
New oil and gas field found in South China Sea
The Baodao 21-1 gas field will lay a solid foundation for the construction of a gas production base of trillion cubic metres of resources in the South China Sea.
Early retirement of coal-fired power plants: Is Indonesia ready for it?
The plan to shift the world’s energy sources to renewables became more debatable after most European Union countries increased their coal consumption to cope with the world…
Restarting Japan’s nuke reactors can help economy: Minister
According to Japan's industry minister, the rebooting of each reactor would mean 1 million tons less of liquified natural gas would be imported to resource-poor Japan.
21 Dhaka neighbourhoods saw power outages every other hour
There was not a single hour when at least one neighbourhood of these areas was not in the dark, with one feeder or the other going out every hour in turns.