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Australia’s non-hydropower generation to grow to 97.6TWh in 2031

Non-hydropower generation is expected to make up 34% of the country’s energy mix.

Australia’s non-hydropower generation to grow to 97.6TWh in 2031

Non-hydropower generation is expected to make up 34% of the country’s energy mix.

Low-carbon hydrogen to reach ‘formative year’ in MENA region

Markets in the GCC region are expected to leverage their expertise to produce blue hydrogen.

Which ASEAN countries are the most energy-intensive

Their energy intensity is higher than the world average, according to IEA.

Strong growth in natural gas generation seen in Asia

This will mostly be driven by Southeast Asian markets. 

Reaching climate targets relies on swift reduction of global coal emissions: IEA

There are around 9,000 coal-fired power plants globally with a total capacity of 2,185MW.

Asia’s pumped hydropower capacity to overtake NAWE in 2023

Developments will mostly be located in Mainland China.

Renewables are now more cost-effective for Indonesians: report

Energy cost-saving is estimated to be worth US$400b-600b to 2050. 

Storage crucial as China's wind, solar venture into grid parity

Energy storage is expected to exceed its 2025 capacity target of 30GW.

Renewable energy use may become mandatory for some Indian sectors

The bill will impose carbon trading and minimum consumption of non-fossil fuel sources.

Renewables key to resolving energy security, climate crises

Wind energy is one of the most competitive and mature technologies.

Asia’s gas demand to remain flat in 2022: report

The region is expected to post a modest recovery of 3% in 2023.

Indonesia’s geothermal energy to reach 8.1GW by 2035

It could still meet its 9.3GW target if it is successful in the WKP auctions, amongst others.

China drives wind market to break turbine order record in Q2

A total of 35GW out of 43GW global orders were from China.

Rise of local power firms boost RE adoption in Vietnam: IEEFA

The feed-in-tariff policy in 2017 attracted local firms to enter power generation.

Southeast Asia faces uphill battle in CCUS deployment without carbon pricing

It is unlikely that the carbon price in the region could reach $40 per tonne of carbon dioxide.