Nepal’s EV boom: A green leap or a digital trap?
The EV sector remains largely unregulated and susceptible to external control.
Energy
Malaysia assessing potential role of nuclear energy in future power mix
Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof said the government’s review follows the presentation of the 13th Malaysia Plan and aims to diversify energy sources, strengthen…
In India, cow dung to drive cars 5,500 KM without causing pollution
Uttar Pradesh’s rural economy is set to get a boost as, for the first time, methane will be produced from cow dung on a large scale, producing fuel that can power vehicles over…
Indoor pollution poses health risks in Bhutan’s rural heartlands
While electricity coverage is robust, many Bhutanese households continue to rely on firewood for cooking and heating, posing challenges that require sustainable solutions.
Crude palm oil prices in Malaysia likely to remain steady
The stronger performance comes even as Malaysian palm oil reserves are estimated to have surged nearly 10% a month earlier to around 2.23 million tonnes in July, the highest level…
Malaysia’s EV boom highlights charging bay shortage
The country's vehicle-to-charger ratio currently stands at 13 EVs per charger nationwide, an increase of 18% compared to 11 a year ago.
Lao, Russian Presidents agree to cement ties as numerous deals signed
Russian news agency TASS reported that both sides signed seven joint documents, including a roadmap for cooperation in the nuclear sector.
Hopes rise for more nuclear power in Japan after Hokkaido reactor passes safety screening
The restart would significantly expand the power supply and help meet the rapidly growing demand for electricity in Hokkaido, particularly from data centers and semiconductor…
US makes deal to tap Pakistan’s oil reserves
The announcement, posted on Mr Trump's Truth Social account, did not specify whether the two countries have also reached an agreement on tariffs.
How energy politics fuels global militarisation
As the global economy continues to rely on oil, gas, and critical minerals, states have increasingly turned to military instruments to secure energy access, protect transit…