Malaysia's Five-Gigawatt Data Centre Pipeline Targets 30% Green Power Mandate
New renewable energy requirements could generate up to RM36 billion in infrastructure investment as the nation balances digital growth with decarbonisation goals.
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New renewable energy requirements could generate up to RM36 billion in infrastructure investment as the nation balances digital growth with decarbonisation goals.

The 166-megawatt solar facility paired with battery storage marks another step in the Philippines' renewable energy buildout as commercial banks direct capital toward grid-scale projects.

The Philippines renewable developer targets a tenfold capacity increase as it explores floating solar and plans participation in government clean energy bidding rounds.

Indonesia opens bidding for utility-scale photovoltaic projects as installed solar capacity remains below 2 GW, signaling a major procurement shift for PLN and independent power producers.

Regulations now compel residential developers to install solar and other renewable systems, reshaping construction economics across the country's housing sector

Two developers win conditional licenses to supply power from Johor solar farms and battery storage by 2029, adding to Singapore's cross-border energy strategy.

Two developers win conditional approvals to supply cross-border renewable power, targeting 2029 start dates as the city-state accelerates its clean energy pivot

Singapore trust acquires 45 percent stake in second German solar portfolio for €34 million as it pushes renewable capacity toward 1.4 gigawatts

New mandatory standards for EV efficiency and battery safety position Beijing as the de facto rule-maker in clean technology, reshaping how the world decarbonizes.

President Prabowo's renewed push for decentralized solar power faces a steep institutional challenge as delivery infrastructure lags far behind ambition

Eight international banks back Singapore firm's second major solar installation in Pangasinan, bringing provincial capacity to 1 GW

As electricity bills climb and grid bottlenecks persist, the Philippines wrestles with how fast it can shift to renewables without leaving consumers behind.