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Ember is an independent, not-for-profit climate and energy think tank that produces cutting-edge research and high-impact, politically viable policies that aim to accelerate the global transition from coal to clean electricity.

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Malaysia told to integrate grids to quicken solar growth

Limiting solar penetration to the grid at 24% of peak demand could impede its expansion.

Indonesia must overcome regulatory barriers to build RE appeal

It needs $285b to boost its clean energy capacity and hit climate targets by 2030.

Indonesia’s renewable energy shift promises 100,000 green jobs in coal regions

Upskilling and reskilling of human resources needed to meet the demands of green jobs.

Policy gaps challenge Indonesia’s $146B investment goal for renewable energy

$146 billion worth of investments from the private sector is needed. 

Is India deploying enough RE to meet its 2031-2032 power demand?

The country needs at least 35GW to reach its 500-GW target in six years.

India requires $100B to decarbonize heavy industries

Investment in renewable energy is crucial to meet decarbonization goals by 2030.

Philippines most coal-reliant country in SEA: Ember

It overtook Poland and China, which are historically major coal users.

G7 countries lag in renewable energy goals

Despite COP 28’s agreement to triple global capacity, G7 targets fall short.

India's economic growth fuels electricity demand surge

Economic recovery and increased cooling needs fuel rising electricity consumption.

Solar and wind energy face integration challenges amidst high expansion

Renewables reached 30% of global electricity in 2023, but grid flexibility issues persist.

Solar potential underutilised in sunniest markets

Access to financing remains a barrier to increasing solar capacity.

Why Singapore could be the ‘tipping point’ for ASEAN renewable and grid development

Heavily reliant on gas, the country is still on track for its 2035 net-zero target, but could be more ambitious to hit its 2050 goal by 2045.