Central Asia teaming up to ship clean power to Europe
Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan are set to consolidate a strategic partnership in sustainable energy initiatives, a collaboration that promises to supply clean energy to Europe and beyond.
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Thai green energy producer shares halve after fraud allegation
BANGKOK -- Shares in Bangkok-listed Energy Absolute were down 30% at the opening bell on Wednesday, after having taken a similar hit at the close of trading on Tuesday, the renewable energy company's first full day of trading since its top two executives were charged with fraud by the Thai Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Japan to set 2040 green energy strategy to court data centers, chip fabs
TOKYO -- Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Monday instructed government officials to draw up a national decarbonization and industrial policy toward 2040, as the country aims to reduce its carbon footprint while courting energy-intensive industries like semiconductors.
Ikea stores owner Ingka seeks green energy expansion in S Korea, Japan
OSLO - Ingka, which owns the majority of Ikea stores worldwide, is seeking its first renewable investment opportunities in South Korea and Japan, with offshore wind the most promising option, the head of its investment arm said.
Panasonic eyes 'strategic' Indian market as New Delhi pushes green energy
TOKYO -- Panasonic Energy said it is considering entering the Indian market for batteries used in motorcycles and energy storage, as New Delhi plans to bolster local manufacturing of related industries.
Malaysia's Sarawak targets green energy powerhouse status
KUCHING, Malaysia -- In an ambitious pivot away from its entrenched oil and gas legacy, Malaysia's Sarawak is working to carve out a new identity as Southeast Asia's emerging green energy powerhouse, the head of the state's investment agency told Nikkei Asia.
Is Southeast Asia set for a green energy revolution powered by small solar panels and EVs?
Such sources could eventually account for up to half of the region’s renewable energy output with proper policies in place, Gabrielle Kuiper, a distributed energy resource specialist and guest contributor at the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA), told This Week in Asia.
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