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Renewable growth is grappling in South Korea
Could this be due to geographical barriers, prices, or the presidential elections?
Renewable growth is grappling in South Korea
Could this be due to geographical barriers, prices, or the presidential elections?
Bidding thermal power goodbye? It will be a long journey
Asia’s 1.5TW coal-fired capacity is still at a ‘youthful state’, The Lantau Group’s Mike Thomas says.
Asian Power Awards welcomes Mike Thomas as one of its judges
The Lantau Group’s founding partner highlights the opportunities for both gas and renewables players in the near future.
Industry leaders discuss the future of renewables in APAC
The trend is pointing towards achieving 100% renewables in many countries, but it will take time.
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More than solutions, the markets need stronger energy security and targets, expert claims.
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