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Türkiye energy import bill to rise $14b on Gulf conflict

Import dependence locked the economy into multi-billion external energy shocks.
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Asia moves to cut $1.1t fossil fuel import bill

The energy system rewired to renewables and electrotech as imported fuels reshape industry strategy.

Global gas power share shrinks to 21.8% as solar dominates growth

Solar alone met 75% of new electricity demand in 2025 whilst gas covered less than 5%.

Philippines overtakes Pakistan as China’s No. 2 solar export market

China exported over 3,000 MWs of solar panel in March and April alone.

Asia-Pacific renewable surge tests grids amidst rising climate risks

The region is expected to exceed 60% of global RE generation by mid-century.

India’s grid lags renewables, threatening 2030 target

Grid build cycle lags project completion across power expansion pipeline.

China and India cut fossil power as renewables overtake coal in 2025

Asia energy mix shifts as global coal generation drops by 63 TWh.

Global hydropower hits record 4,437TWh in 2025 but share of electricity falls

Global electricity demand growth continues to outpace hydropower expansion.

Solar powers 90% of India’s demand with batteries

Storage systems extend solar generation into evening and night hours.

CVF bloc leads solar uptake, surpassing US in electrotech transition

Solar imports run 3x above official capacity in eight of 10 countries.

Why Singapore is a blueprint for smart grid development in ASEAN

The city-state’s cumulative spending on digital grid is around $83.85m.

Global electricity demand up by 369 TWh in H1

China accounted for 54% of the increase.

How Thailand can save $1.8b in power generation costs

Additional solar and battery capacity will help reduce natural gas and coal use.

Renewables dominate Indonesia's future power plan

Electricity demand is expected to rise by 67%.

Solar and wind seen to energise 30% of ASEAN’s data centres in 2030

However, slow renewables deployment may affect progress if not addressed.