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• News / Policy & Finance

  Philippines urges Southeast Asian neighbours to accelerate renewable energy, stabilise food security at Asean summit

  Industry groups say Marcos’ remarks reflect a “growing recognition” of urgent realities facing the region at a time …

  Philippines urges Southeast Asian neighbours to accelerate renewable energy, stabilise food security at Asean summit
• News / Cities

  Mumbai fishers raise alarm over plight of 45,000 mangroves

  Mangroves implicated in a road project face removal or transplantation, raising ecological damage fears and threatening fishers’ way …

  Mumbai fishers raise alarm over plight of 45,000 mangroves
• Podcasts / Energy

  Geothermal is no longer an underdog technology, but a strategic advantage for the Philippines

  EB Studio Critical to the country’s energy security in the 1970s, geothermal is now re-emerging as the Philippines’ biggest clean …

  Geothermal is no longer an underdog technology, but a strategic advantage for the Philippines
• News / Energy

  AI’s energy appetite is outpacing deployment of AI-based climate solutions: IEA

  Even as AI tools promise major efficiency gains for grids and industry, the energy sector is struggling to …

  AI’s energy appetite is outpacing deployment of AI-based climate solutions: IEA
• News / Manufacturing

  Indonesia’s crocodile attacks rise as wetlands are cleared for mining, oil palm

  Residents on Indonesia’s Bangka Island say wetland destruction from tin mining and oil palm expansion is driving a …

  Indonesia’s crocodile attacks rise as wetlands are cleared for mining, oil palm
• News / Carbon & Climate

  South Korean power firms unable to project long-term coal losses amid 2040 phaseout push: report

  A think tank says state-run generators could not provide forecasts on coal plant utilisation, early closure costs or …

  South Korean power firms unable to project long-term coal losses amid 2040 phaseout push: report