Asia-Pacific
If Australia wants to fast-track 100% renewables, it must learn from Europe’s risky path
While Australian governments could place climate action above all else sa the EU is doing, long-term progress requires securing local support.
Anglo to sell Australian coal mines to Peabody for up to $3.78 billion
Anglo American to sell Australian coal mines to Peabody Energy for $3.78B, advancing its pivot to copper amid restructuring.
Bangladesh panel seeks global legal firm for power deals probe, including Adani
Bangladesh reviews Hasina-era power deals, including Adani's, citing cost, sustainability, and corruption concerns, eyeing reforms.
BYD says it will launch new generation of blade batteries next year
Chairman Wang Chuanfu has said BYD's Blade Battery is safer than other alternatives in the market and will not catch fire.
Green activists in S. Korea demand tough action on plastic waste at UN talks
Activists marched near Busan's INC-5 venue, urging action ahead of talks on a global plastic pollution agreement.
Indonesia’s Prabowo plans to retire all fossil fuel plants in 15 years, but experts are skeptical
President Subianto: “Indonesia is rich in geothermal resources, and we plan to phase out coal-fired and all fossil-fueled power plants within the next...
Indian PM Modi highlights interest in Guyana’s oil
India seeks oil from Guyana, citing rising energy needs, as the two nations sign agreements on energy, agriculture, and defense cooperation.
Honda hopes to double EV driving range with solid-state batteries, R&D chief says
Solid-state batteries have been touted as a key technology to make longer-lasting, safer and cheaper electric vehicles.
Analysis: Korea Zinc takeover battle tests Seoul’s resolve on tackling ‘Korea discount’
The Korea Zinc takeover battle highlights weak investor protections, fueling calls for reforms to tackle South Korea's "Korea discount."
