APAC's renewable capacity
Lightsource bp enters Japanese renewables market
It is now in 20 markets globally.
Sustainability of Malaysia’s ENEGEM hinges on renewable energy growth
The pilot will involve the sale of 100 MW of electricity to Singapore through auction.
Strategic partnership boosts ACE APAC’s New Zealand solar ventures
The company is working with local developer Far North Solar Farm for four solar projects.
Bahrain to develop 72 MW solar project
It will be a multi-site project in Sakhir.
Solana Solar to supply renewable energy to Kratos RES
It will supply 10MW to 20MW of power to Kratos RES.
APAC to lead floating solar demand
China will have the highest installed capacity globally by 2031 at 13.8GW.
Global floating solar to exceed 6GW by 2031
The sector is expected to grow by 15% annually until 2031.
Renewables share in APAC’s electricity generation reaches 11%: report
This is behind the global figure of 12%.
Solar to see strongest growth in Japan’s power sector
It is expected to rise to 113GW in 2031.
ADB grants $5M for renewable energy projects in Micronesia
This is on top of the $500,000 worth of in-kind support from the government.
Thailand’s CKPower sets 2050 net zero target
The company plans to raise the share of electricity from renewables to 95% from 89%.
PETRONAS, DNV ink deal to support CCUS development
They will collaborate on technical and regulation areas, amongst others.
EMA, JTC award 3 projects to test-bed clean energy tech on Jurong Island
The projects under the S$6m grant which opened for proposals last year.
Cost-competitive renewables save $55b in global energy generation in 2022
Electricity costs from wind and solar power declined in 2021.
Diverse solar panel supply chain needed for a secure energy transition
China dominates the global supply chain of solar PV.
China leads global solar PV supply chains: report
It accounts for over 80% of the manufacturing stages of solar panels.
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