Southeast Asia Renewable Energy
ACE, Australia ink $4.2m partnership to boost ASEAN’s energy transition
ACE, Australia ink $4.2m partnership to boost ASEAN’s energy transition
The initiative will run for 36 months.
Levanta Renewables acquires six solar projects in SEA
These are in Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand.
Nexif Ratch names new CEO
Matthew Bartley will be stepping down from his post.
Nexif Ratch acquires 30 MW Vietnam hydropower plant
The Min Luong hydropower plant has a 20-year PPA with an EVN subsidiary.
Alternergy unit, electric cooperative to connect wind project to national grid
This will include the construction of a 37-kilometre transmission line.
Southeast Asia RE investments to exceed $76b in 2025
This is driven by national oil companies and traditional upstream players.
EGAT switches on solar power plant, battery storage in Thailand province
The project forms part of the Smart Grid Pilot Project in Mae Hong Son province.
Octopus Energy to invest $1.9b in APAC energy sector
Around $1.2b will be dedicated to the region’s solar and wind generation.
Vietnam approves National Power Development Master Plan VIII
Renewables are expected to account for 67.5% to 71.5% of the total electricity by 2050.
Thailand awards 436MW wind projects to Acciona Energia, The Blue Circle
The power will be sold to the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand.
Philippines renews Malampaya service contract for 15 years
It is set to expire on 22 February 2024.
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ASEAN’s energy security is at risk as it prepares for gas and coal imports
The region’s reliance on fossil fuel imports threatens its energy security due to price volatility and lack of affordability.
Can 150 gigawatts of green energy help phase out coal?
Southeast Asia's renewables push requires more capacity to challenge coal reliance effectively,” experts said.
No ASEAN power grid direct investment plans yet for SG
The country will first focus on regional partnerships, the Ministry of Trade and Industry said.
What can fix renewable energy’s intermittency?
Solar and wind power are not reliable enough to meet Southeast Asia’s issue on power demand, Enlit Asia’s invitees said.
Laos poised to be Southeast Asia’s key electricity supplier
This comes amidst the development the Laos-Thailand-Malaysia-Singapore Power Integration Project.
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