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Indonesia is expected to overtake the US in leading the global geothermal power sector.

Wind and solar in Taiwan, South Korea and Japan enjoy feed-in-tariffs with reliable counterparties.

The company has clinched repeat investments from institutions such as ADB, DEG, FMO and Proparco.

Data centre firms have tempered expectations for green energy sources, but opportunities still await.

Projects still get greenlighted as Mekong River nations struggle to meet climbing power demand, but concerns on their environmental, social, and economic effects are also mounting.

China seeks to raise total nuclear capacity to 58GW by 2020, but whether this target will be hit or not relies on the pace of equipment upgrades and capacity oversupply.

As renewables take over the world’s energy mix, the region will continue to grow its global PV capacity at full speed.

On average, savings can hit 30% off the regulated tariff after live auctions were launched.

Despite being a newcomer in the global scene, China added more capacity than any country in the last two years.

They recently launched an SGQR code for bills payment.

Regulators might find it difficult to catch up with rapid developments in the industry.

It eyes adding more projects in massive Asian energy markets like South Korea, Japan, and India.

The share of renewables in the region’s power mix could rise from 14.3% to 43% by 2040.

Incumbent gencos are grappling with overcapacity and excess gas supply.

Its development banks on the European firm's experience in the UK and Taiwan.

Growth for power producers lies in innovations geared towards grid transition, according to S&P Global Ratings.