Staff Reporter

China alone is projected to add 332GW of wind capacity in the next decade.

The LSS3 and LSS4 programmes have expected capacities of 490MW by end-2023.

The power generator’s power purchase agreement is due to lapse in May 2025.

It is seen to bring over 400% capacity growth in wind power in the next decade.

This will contribute to its 10GW gross installed renewable capacity by 2025.

India is expected to double its wind capacity between 2021 and 2030.

India will need 27GW of grid-scale battery, the Central Electric Authority said. 

The country plans to generate 50% of its power from renewable sources by 2030.

Demand for uninterrupted RE is anticipated after India's COP26 pledge.

These countries can provide technology for grid upgrades and smart grid equipment.

Demand is rising, yet no new power supply is coming to the market.

Asia’s 1.5TW coal-fired capacity is still at a ‘youthful state’, The Lantau Group’s Mike Thomas says.

The past few years have seen GoodWe gaining significant market share across the various segments that it is engaged in. It has managed to sign a number of global distribution agreements with some of the world’s largest PV distributors, with reach spanning across six continents and all inverter product categories. 

The contract is in line with Keppel's Vision 2030 for sustainability.

Advanced digital solutions can cut China’s LCoE by up to 12%, reports said.

It is expected to be a driving force to change the energy paradigm from a largely fossil fuel-driven energy system to one based on renewables.