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Solar investments are on the rise, but these may not be enough to meet Malaysia’s renewable energy targets.

Growth drivers will only be few, especially those in tectonically active areas.

Indonesia and the Philippines are looking into its feasibility as a clean energy alternative. 

The city is now implementing several abatement measures as it aims to be carbon neutral by 2050.

Long overlooked by the market, offshore wind farms are finally in the limelight as the country pledges carbon neutrality by 2050.

Over 80 startups have signed up to its programme aimed at accelerating renewable energy deployment in the Asia Pacific.

No new MOA or PPA has yet to be concluded for two years already.

CEO Preeyanart Soontornwata targets to grow the company’s portfolio by investing in two solar plants in Vietnam with a 677MW capacity, forming ASEAN's largest solar farm.

Can the increasing penetration of wind power be handled without threatening the stability of the power system?

Some utilities see batteries as the solution to improve the economics of a larger scale roof-top solar industry.

Sustaining the momentum will mean grappling with current overcapacity and a scrutinising regulatory merger regime.

President & CEO Park Ki-Hong reveals the utility’s realigned focus on developing regional floating and utility-scale photovoltaic projects, and expanding its renewable energy business with overseas IPPs.

CEO Jaime T. Azurin targets going out of the Visayas region as its home base, and expanding to the Philippines’ bigger islands with the firm’s recent 50% stake acquisition in the Alsons Thermal Energy Corporation in Mindanao.

The solar boom may be fizzling out in some countries, but definitely not in Southeast Asia.

Tender and auction schemes may be winning.

Initial targets have been trimmed as PLN is not yet ready for the infrastructure.