Landmark net-zero industrial park taking shape
The excess power produced in the park will be sold to the grid, and stored green energy will be retrieved from the grid when needed, so as to ensure 100 percent net-zero energy.
Energy
Singapore to have first hydrogen-ready power plant by H1 2026
The combined cycle gas turbine power plant developed will use natural gas as its primary fuel for now but is also designed to operate on fuels with 30 percent hydrogen content.
Chinese hackers target energy firms in South China Sea, Asia-Pacific
Targets of the cyber attack spanned Australia, Malaysia, and Europe, as well as entities that operate in the South China Sea.
Indonesia boosts social aid ahead of fuel price hike
The government has already tripled its 2022 energy subsidy allocation to Rp 502 trillion to keep prices of subsidized fuels and some power tariffs unchanged amid rising global…
Power generation systems feel the heat as climate risks grow
Experts said urgent steps are needed to make power systems more resilient given the world is forecast to consume increasing amounts of electricity for heating and cooling, as well…
India aims to be powered by 50% non-fossil fuel energy by 2030: Modi
He also said that a silent revolution is taking shape in India with rising demand for electric vehicles.
Over 1.4 million consumers to have free electricity in Himachal Pradesh: Chief minister
The Chief Minister also urged the people of the state to save power as power saved was power generated.
Solar, wind have huge growth potential in China: Expert
Developing wind and solar energy can not only assist China in emergency power supplies under extreme weather conditions but also help reduce carbon emissions.
Asian LNG prices hit new records as Japan, South Korea start stocking for winter
The surge in LNG prices had been triggered by a strain on global supplies as Europe grapples with the significant loss of gas flows from Russia.
Indonesia weighs $13 billion subsidy hike to keep fuel cheap
While fiscal consolidation remains on track, the move would see the government take another chunk out of the state’s windfall revenue from commodity exports to keep fuel cheap.