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Malaysia’s largest renewable energy developer received recognition for its digital transformation in power generation and advancements in sustainable hydropower development.

Its pioneering 4.3 TPD Green Hydrogen pilot project supports the country’s goal of becoming a global leader in green hydrogen technology.

The global energy company received the accolade for spearheading the next evolution of  asset integrity management through OPTIMUS Smart Data Optimization Solution.

This source of energy is largely untapped, IEA said.

Weaning the region off coal is a challenge, with rising electricity requirements.

This is currently being used to discover new energy technologies.

LNG demand in Asia is seen to reach 510 million tons per annum in 2050.

Nearly half of these will need to be filled by new entrants.

A reliable US supply could unlock new Asian demand.

It is expected to add 61% of global wind capacity by 2030.

There were no Asian countries in the list.

APAC will lead the pack.

Countries should focus on renewables which are easier to deploy, experts said.

It focuses on energy security beyond oil, clean energy supply chains, and energy market efficiency.

The growth potential of wind farms at sea could expand fourfold by 2030.

The pace of addition should scale 50 times faster.