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…
Energy
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.
Load-shedding in Bangladesh: Are we living in 2022 or 1984?
Over the last decade, the government has spent thousands of crores of taka in the energy sector.
China’s power battery output surges over 101% in September
China's new energy vehicle market continued to maintain growth momentum in September, with sales soaring 93.9 per cent from a year earlier to 708,000 units.
Hasina-Bolkiah meet: Two countries agree on energy collaboration
The development comes at a time when Bangladesh is looking for alternative sources of energy amid the spike in fuel prices and supply chain disruptions due to the Russia-Ukraine…
Power ‘fully restored’ across Pakistan after 12-hour outage: Energy ministry
Earlier, the Ministry of Energy had attributed the breakdown to an “accidental fault” in the transmission system.
Russia-Ukraine war to blame for diesel price spike
Analysts have also pinned the upsurge in diesel prices on the Cambodia's reliance on imports, coupled with a global shift to the fuel for power generation.
Opec+ oil shock a wake-up call
The price jump sparked by its move to cut production underlines the need for more short-term investment in fossil fuels while pursuing the green agenda.
Driving clean and green development to the last mile in Indonesia
The pursuit of renewable energy is crucial to ensure Indonesia's growing prosperity.