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Malaysia must end fossil fuel subsidies for economic and energy security
Malaysia’s longstanding system of fossil fuel subsidies was built to stabilise prices, but these cannot hold up in prolonged crises of war, supply chain disruptions and volatile fuel markets. What onc...
4 May 2026
Malaysia must end fossil fuel subsidies for economic and energy security
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Energy
Taiwan weighs stricter air pollution rules that could force factory shutdowns
Taiwan's lawmakers have proposed changes to air pollution laws that could force factories to halt operations if permit reviews are delayed, raising concerns over energy stability and supply chains. Th...
4 May 2026
Taiwan weighs stricter air pollution rules that could force factory shutdowns
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Corporate Responsibility
Taiwan sustainability award winners linked to environmental, labour breaches: report
More than half of Taiwan’s sustainability award-winning companies have been involved in environmental or labour violations, including state-owned enterprises, according to a new report, raising questi...
26 May 2026
Taiwan sustainability award winners linked to environmental, labour breaches: report
Podcasts /
Energy
De-risking offshore wind could put Philippines ahead in clean energy race: GWEC’s Ann Francisco
...
renewables
per se. Beyond APG, it makes sense for us to elevate the whole concept of regional cooperation. We want to extend that narrative and add the layer of regional collaboration or cooperation, ...
6 Apr 2026
De-risking offshore wind could put Philippines ahead in clean energy race: GWEC’s Ann Francisco
Press Releases /
UN Environment Programme
Climate action key to affordable housing, but buildings decarbonisation stalls
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renewables
supplied just 17.3 per cent of buildings’ energy demand, far below what is needed for a net‑zero pathway. Investment in energy efficiency reached US$275 billion in 2024, c...
24 May 2026
Climate action key to affordable housing, but buildings decarbonisation stalls
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Energy
Malaysia could unlock more than US$700 million by shifting to real time clean power by 2030
Malaysia stands to save over US$700 million annually and reduce carbon emissions by up to 1.8 million tonnes through adopting real-time clean electricity, according to a new study by climate tech non-...
17 Oct 2025
Malaysia could unlock more than US$700 million by shifting to real time clean power by 2030
Opinion /
Carbon & Climate
Malaysia emits like the rich but speaks like the poor
Malaysia has carefully cultivated an image as a tropical nation of lush forests and environmental consciousness. We are custodians of some of the world's most biodiverse ecosystems. We lecture the dev...
11 Aug 2026
Malaysia emits like the rich but speaks like the poor
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Policy & Finance
Chinese insurers lead in global
renewables
underwriting, but remain heavily tied to fossil fuels: study
Chinese insurers are leading in global
renewables
underwriting, with the top three capturing US$200 million in new premiums between 2023 and 2024, according to Insure Our Future, a network of environm...
8 Sep 2025
Chinese insurers lead in global renewables underwriting, but remain heavily tied to fossil fuels: study
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Policy & Finance
COP31 action plan introduces initiative to turn climate pledges into investable projects
COP31 president-designate Murat Kurum has sent out his latest communication as head of the United Nations climate conference in November, setting out a new initiative aimed at addressing one of the mo...
28 Aug 2026
COP31 action plan introduces initiative to turn climate pledges into investable projects
Opinion /
Policy & Finance
Development economics for an age of upheaval
The economist Dani Rodrik recently reopened one of development economics’ most enduring debates, arguing that developing countries should shift their attention from manufacturing to productivity-enha...
20 Jul 2026
Development economics for an age of upheaval
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Energy
What drove China’s historic drop in power-sector emissions?
Last year, China’s coal-fired power generation and power sector CO2 emissions fell for the first time in a decade. Record growth in wind and solar output had met most of the country’s rising electrici...
28 May 2026
What drove China’s historic drop in power-sector emissions?
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Policy & Finance
South Korea targets 10 GW of new solar capacity as AI power demand surges
South Korea plans to install more than 10 gigawatts (GW) of new solar power capacity next year as it seeks to meet soaring electricity demand from artificial intelligence (AI) while reducing reliance ...
7 Aug 2026
South Korea targets 10 GW of new solar capacity as AI power demand surges
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Carbon & Climate
South Korean power firms unable to project long-term coal losses amid 2040 phaseout push: report
South Korea’s state-run power generators have been unable to provide long-term financial forecasts for their coal-fired power assets, including projected utilisation rates, early closure costs and car...
7 May 2026
South Korean power firms unable to project long-term coal losses amid 2040 phaseout push: report
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Carbon & Climate
Japan launches programme to cut data centre emissions as AI power demand surges
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renewables
are expected to meet part of the growing electricity demand from data centres, fossil fuels could still supply more than 40 per cent of additional power demand linked to the sector through ...
15 May 2026
Japan launches programme to cut data centre emissions as AI power demand surges
Opinion /
Energy
New leadership, new path: Japan PM must support Asia's renewable energy future
Japan’s new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi faces a defining moment this week as heads of state gather for the Asia Zero Emission Community (AZEC) Leader's meeting in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia from 26 to 2...
27 Oct 2025
New leadership, new path: Japan PM must support Asia's renewable energy future
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UN Environment Programme (UNEP)
UNEP: World set to cross 1.5°C global warming, but can still limit, adapt to and return from higher temperatures
Nairobi, 2 September 2026 – Global temperature rise is set to cross 1.5°C, likely within the next few years, pushing climate risks and impacts to increasingly dangerous heights, but it ...
7 Sep 2026
UNEP: World set to cross 1.5°C global warming, but can still limit, adapt to and return from higher temperatures
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Energy
After the mandate: China’s energy storage sector one year on
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renewables
. Li Chenfei explains: “Under traditional models of operation, energy storage firms use capacity leasing and regular charging and discharging arrangements to make a profit … However, energy-...
5 Feb 2026
After the mandate: China’s energy storage sector one year on
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Policy & Finance
What's next for US climate policy under Trump?
As he begins Year Two of Term Two, President Donald Trump has already left a heavy mark on US climate policy, pursuing an aggressive deregulatory and pro-fossil fuel agenda. What comes next is the bi...
9 Jan 2026
What's next for US climate policy under Trump?
Press Releases /
PETRONAS
Petronas and partners advance Southeast Asia Methane Emissions Technology Evaluation Centre through strategic collaboration
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Renewables
& Power Stéphane Michel highlighting the importance of multi-stakeholder collaboration in advancing methane emissions management across Southeast Asia. Held in conjunction with ...
23 Sep 2026
Petronas and partners advance Southeast Asia Methane Emissions Technology Evaluation Centre through strategic collaboration
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Eco-Business
Charting the course: Powering Asia’s energy transition through maritime decarbonisation
Singapore is positioning itself as a regional anchor for maritime decarbonisation, leveraging its status as a global shipping and LNG bunkering hub to accelerate the transition to lower-emissions fuel...
1 Jul 2026
Charting the course: Powering Asia’s energy transition through maritime decarbonisation
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Energy
Southeast Asia could save US$45.4 billion with solar instead of planned gas projects: study
As of 2025, solar electricity was already 50 per cent cheaper than gas in Malaysia, Vietnam, the Philippines, …
Southeast Asia could save US$45.4 billion with solar instead of planned gas projects: study
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Energy
Behind the layoffs in China’s solar industry
Companies are consolidating, automating production and shifting workers away from factory floors toward sales and advanced products.
Behind the layoffs in China’s solar industry
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Food & Agriculture
As fires spread, Indonesia’s rubber growers turn to traditional knowledge
Data from remote sensing platforms indicates Indonesia is likely experiencing its worst wildfires crisis in years as a …
As fires spread, Indonesia’s rubber growers turn to traditional knowledge
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Energy
Singapore sets Southeast Asia’s first binding data centre rules, building demand for clean energy
After a 2019 pause and two rounds of limited tenders, Singapore joins China, Germany and Japan in regulating …
Singapore sets Southeast Asia's first binding data centre rules, building demand for clean energy
Opinion /
Energy
From declarations to delivery: How Asean can finally rewire its energy grid
Coordinated investment, harmonised rules and protections for workers and households must underscore Southeast Asia’s push for a clean, …
From declarations to delivery: How Asean can finally rewire its energy grid
News /
Energy
Data centre boom creates investment risk for Malaysia’s power system
Rising electricity demand from data centres is putting pressure on the country to expand generation and grid capacity, …
Data centre boom creates investment risk for Malaysia’s power system
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