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The US firm's latest 712,000-hectare nomination follows three existing service contracts as Manila positions native hydrogen as a domestic clean energy bridge.
With 1,286 gigawatts of installed capacity by July, solar now commands nearly a third of the nation's power infrastructure, marking a turning point in the world's largest energy transition.
Two-thirds of surveyed companies plan to issue sustainability-linked instruments as ASEAN confronts a $400 billion annual gap in climate investment
Blended finance models struggle to reach captive power sector as policy gaps and project complexity deter investors from $31 billion decarbonisation opportunity
Java's densely populated industrial corridor logs 1.8 million respiratory cases as year-round emissions from power stations and factories compound seasonal wildfire smoke.
Finance minister confirms September resumption as ministry finalizes regulatory framework for two-wheeler incentive program
The 420-kilovolt unit uses C4 insulating gas instead of sulfur hexafluoride, addressing EU restrictions on the potent greenhouse gas in power transmission equipment
The preliminary agreement positions South Korea's largest refiner parent to enter Bill Gates-backed reactor projects in Wyoming and beyond, as AI-driven power demand reshapes global nuclear supply chains.
A World Economic Forum report warns that retiring coal plants could simply be replaced by gas-fired generation if solar, storage and grid upgrades lag behind the 2044 phase-out timeline.
Regulatory uncertainty from postponed legislation and carbon pricing delays is eroding business certainty in Southeast Asia's third-largest economy
Three-year timeline risks flooding the market with imports while local manufacturing and construction firms remain unprepared to execute projects at scale
Four offshore wind projects approved in central province signal accelerating momentum in Southeast Asia's renewable energy buildout
Residents in Muara Enim regency face livelihood challenges and environmental damage as Indonesia's energy transition accelerates mine shutdowns
The electromechanical equipment maker locks in a long-term corporate power purchase agreement covering over 30 megawatts of capacity as chip manufacturers race to secure green electricity.
The Philippines' largest power producer signs exploratory pact with KHNP as the country inches toward its 1,200-megawatt nuclear deployment target.
Captive coal capacity now exceeds 25 gigawatts, with most serving nickel smelters outside the national grid and official planning frameworks
