Asia-Pacific
How Australia’s clean energy boom is driven by its states and territories
Australia is now leading the world in per capita renewable energy deployment, with much of the progress happening at the regional level.
Cannon-Brookes: Australia’s billionaire climate warrior
How a Twitter bet put one man on the road to reshaping the "golden ticket" of Australia's green economy – which is now...
World’s ‘largest solar precinct’ approved by Australian government
$30bn Australia-Asia Power Link given the green light to deliver six gigawatts of clean energy through underwater cables to Singapore.
China calls for more investment in energy upgrades
China's state planner has called for more investment in equipment upgrades to help support the energy transition, saying the market should play a...
SAIC vows to take further measures after EU tariffs draft
Chinese car manufacturer SAIC says it will protect its rights and interests as plans for EU tariffs on EVs published.
Indonesia may shut part of Suralaya coal power plant to curb pollution
The government is considering shutting down 2GW of the Suralaya plant's capacity in a bid to cut emissions.
China is backing off coal power plant approvals after 2022-23 surge
Official documents show 80% fewer Chinese coal plants were approved from January to June compared to last year.
XPeng projects lower-than-expected quarterly revenue
Tough competition in the EV market and increased EU tariffs on Chinese-made vehicles lead to lower XPeng revenue forecasts.
Petronas taps ADNOC, Storegga to evaluate carbon capture, storage
Firms will collaborate in Malaysia on carbon capture technology based around saline aquifers.
