Landmark projects in Indonesia and the Philippines are paving the way, but investor and regulatory roadblocks remain.

Forecasted failures to meet ambitious nuclear targets leave Japan looking to renewables for long-term relief.

Operational doubts persist as power operators look for more physical space.

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

President & CEO Park Ki-Hong reveals the utility’s realigned focus on developing regional floating and utility-scale photovoltaic...

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

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

Current policies are behind the times and technology.

Industry-disruptive technologies like solar storage, as well as electricity trading and 3D modeling, are transforming the value chains of power...

Safety concerns still hold the public back in trusting nuclear power.

Check out how CEO Vikram Kailas plans to make this happen.

Some experts think it may be high time to revist the Bataan NPP.

Solar systems have gone from hanging to floating to "urban".

Its "motivational wave" was once high in 1972.

Support has started on a policy level, but much of the groundwork remains undone.

It's taking a leap towards becoming the undisputed renewable powerhouse of a low carbon-consuming world.

Solar sector is ballooning at a rapid pace.

Too pricey for an uncompetitive capacity.

It's currently working on a demo project to be launched this year.