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Asia moves to cut $1.1t fossil fuel import bill

The energy system rewired to renewables and electrotech as imported fuels reshape industry strategy.

ADB calls for connected power systems in Asia Pacific

The Pan-Asia Power Grid Initiative is expected to mobilise $50b by 2035.

Global gas power share shrinks to 21.8% as solar dominates growth

Solar alone met 75% of new electricity demand in 2025 whilst gas covered less than 5%.

Asia’s geothermal boom slows as regulatory risks mount

Installed capacities were up 113% in the 25 years to 2020.

MidEast conflict forces Asia to shift energy investments

An IEA report said global energy investment hits $3.4t as Asia shifts strategy.

Asia’s grid decade: Why transmission will decide the pace of renewable growth

As renewable increases, the limitations of transmission and grid systems are becoming more visible.

Oil shock hits Asia’s drugmakers as petrochemical crunch squeezes supply chains

Almost all pharmaceutical raw materials trace back to petrochemical origins.

Fossil fuel use falls as electricity gains share of global energy mix

Electricity could rise from about 23% to over 50% of global energy use by 2050.

Asia-Pacific renewable surge tests grids amidst rising climate risks

The region is expected to exceed 60% of global RE generation by mid-century.

New reality of power operations: Tackling turbogenerator reliability in a rapidly changing energy landscape

Learn how operators can navigate evolving operating conditions, minimise reliability risks, and improve generator performance amidst increasing system demands.

The supply-side blind spot in ASEAN’s data centre boom

Region’s data-centre demand is outpacing new build as existing infrastructure strains under pressure.

Restrictive funding looms for thermal coal miners, Fitch Ratings says

Market funding is likely to be more restrictive than that for the energy transition.