Regulation
Taiwan's nuclear phase-out could face election, policy headwinds
Taiwan's nuclear phase-out could face election, policy headwinds
Nuclear power support is building up
Japan's nuclear authority greenlights new safety rules for reactors
This could force some restarted reactors to shut down again.
Vietnam risks losing $6.5b of value for coal assets
The risk is escalated by regulatory structures that guarantee high returns for coal generators.
India keeps grip on coal despite renewables investments
The prime minister’s reelection signals the continued support for thermal coal investments.
Difficulties for IPPs intensify after new PLN rules: Adaro Power CEO
For the past two years, IPPs like Adaro Power struggled with PLN’s ownership and PPA commitment rules.
Malaysia's thermal power capacity to grow by 5GW in 2019-2030
Its renewables market remains immature and public resistance to nuclear power is strong.
India needs to re-think policies amidst flopping solar auctions: analyst
The 1GW Gujarat solar PV tender for Dholera Solar Park only got two bids for 300MW capacity.
Vietnam's Solar FIT 2 and Overcoming Financing Challenges
This article was co-authored by Hugo Le Ridou, Reed Smith.
China sets new renewable portfolio standard
This should set minimum levels for renewables consumption in provinces.
Taiwan Offshore Wind Series Part 2 — "Lessons Learned"
Taiwan is undoubtedly one of Asia's most exciting jurisdictions for offshore wind development right now. A well-regulated framework coupled with cost...
Malaysia's power companies revamp strategies for full market liberalisation
State utility TNB prioritises digital initiatives to connect producers, consumers, and T&D networks in a less rigid market.
Delhi Court orders tax review for solar projects
Its response came after a trade group challenged the tax formulation unveiled on 1 January.
Taiwan kills provision on nuclear power phase-out by 2025
The amendment was passed after 5.89 million voted in favour on abolishing the stipulation.
Shanxi province defies Beijing coke rules
The region has fallen behind the campaign to switch rural households from coal to gas for heating.
Indonesia seeks projects to hit 17GW of electricity supply targets
But IPPs face regulatory hurdles that hamper the development of renewables and other energy sources.
Coal stains remain in South Korea's green growth policy
Despite efforts to slowly reduce coal consumption, policies tilt towards coal and 5.4GW of plants are under construction.
South Korea to rev up renewables' share to 35% of energy mix
The country aims to slash reliance on coal and cut the lifespans of nuclear plants.
Commentary
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