APAC
Ansaldo Energia: Delivering flexible solutions and upgrades to enable Asia’s energy transition
Ansaldo Energia: Delivering flexible solutions and upgrades to enable Asia’s energy transition
A future-proof approach that safeguards energy security and boosts operators’ profitability.
Asia-Pacific region should align energy, data centre plans
Renewable energy access is critical to market expansion.
Peaking power plant market to reach $35.8b by 2033
Thanks to the integration of clean power sources, amongst others.
Black & Veatch supports energy security and sustainable infrastructure in the Philippines with large-scale projects and country firsts
With 50 years of critical human infrastructure leadership in the Philippines, Black & Veatch delivers solutions for reliable and resilient energy
Which Asian countries will lead adoption of ammonia for power generation?
Four countries are seen to lead the shift.
SP Group: Laying the groundwork for a just and practical energy future in Asia Pacific
For SP Group GCEO Stanley Huang, recognising every country’s different starting points is vital in addressing energy transition.
Global waste-to-energy to reach $95.19m by 2035
APAC is the fastest-growing market.
What fuels hydrogen fuel cells market’s expansion
APAC is leading adoption.
APAC leads nuclear energy growth
Geopolitical tensions and the price of fossil fuels are fuelling diversification.
Energy storage funding down 41% in H1
VC funding also decreased in the first six months of the year.
Smart grid corporate funding down 13% in H1
VC funding was also down during the period.
Decarbonisation market to reach $4.7t by 2033
Thanks to the wider adoption of decarbonisation technologies in key industries, amongst others.
China and India lead coal production expansion globally
Beijing leads with 1,350 million tonnes per annum of proposed capacity.
JERA and bp launch offshore wind joint venture
The new company has a net potential generating capacity of 13 GW.
Slow progress reported on national renewable targets
Only 7 countries outside EU have updated RE targets since COP28 tripling pledge.
No major shift seen for global coal demand in 2025-2026
In China, coal demand is seen to slightly decline this year.
Onshore wind remains cheapest energy source in 2024
The addition of over 500 GW of RE prevented the use of fossil fuels worth $57b.
Commentary
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