Malaysia encourages investment in developing hydro energy

Malaysia encourages investment in developing hydro energy

Malaysian government on May 23 announced the implementation of many renewable energy research and development programmes to encourage the participation of the private sector in the field of renewable energy.
John Cockerill to develop hydrogen factory in Tra Vinh

John Cockerill to develop hydrogen factory in Tra Vinh

John Cockerill is working to reach an agreement to develop a hydrogen factory after conducting a field survey in the southern province of Tra Vinh.
Vietnam to explore direct power purchase agreements in renewable sector

Vietnam to explore direct power purchase agreements in renewable sector

Vietnam's Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has revealed a path for direct power purchase agreements (DPPA) to drive renewable energy investments
Vietnam's power sector faces difficulties integrating renewable electricity

Vietnam's power sector faces difficulties integrating renewable electricity

The accelerated expansion of solar and wind energy is straining the national power grid.
PDP8 officially authorised: 2050 approach

PDP8 officially authorised: 2050 approach

The objective of the PDP8 is to develop renewable energy sources for electricity generation to cover 67.7-71.5 per cent of the total by 2050.
Ideas rendered for precarious renewables position

Ideas rendered for precarious renewables position

Luring investment into renewable energy in Vietnam will only happen if revised policies are crafted, industry leaders have insisted.
Voices grow louder for energy plan approval

Voices grow louder for energy plan approval

Numerous organisations and investors are urging Vietnam to swiftly define policies to accelerate the deployment of 7GW of offshore wind energy by 2030.
Renewable energy policy needed to build momentum

Renewable energy policy needed to build momentum

David Jacobs from International Energy Transition GmbH (IET) and Toby D. Couture (E3 analytics) have advised more than 50 governments worldwide on renewable energy policy and strategy, including over a dozen governments in the Asia Pacific Region, includi
Distinct renewable energy law may be required tonic

Distinct renewable energy law may be required tonic

Legislation for renewable energy could become the corridor to draw in more resources and assist Vietnam’s energy industry in overcoming its low level of development.
Japanese groups steadfast in ambition to aid energy goals

Japanese groups steadfast in ambition to aid energy goals

To achieve carbon neutrality amid growing energy demand in Asia, the Japanese government is willing to cooperate with ASEAN countries like Vietnam to achieve energy transition by providing financial and technical support for the demonstration and introduction of decarbonisation technologies.
Hydrogen use dependent on roadmap

Hydrogen use dependent on roadmap

Hydrogen production facilities in Vietnam are attracting interest in accelerating the transition to clean and renewable energy, but the lack of a price mechanism and high costs of infrastructure and operations are key bottlenecks in procurement.
Cambodia approves renewable energy projects

Cambodia approves renewable energy projects

The Cambodian government on April 7 approved the construction of five power plants with a total capacity of 520 megawatts.
BCG Energy secures $31.5 million syndicated loan package

BCG Energy secures $31.5 million syndicated loan package

BCG - SP Solar 1, a joint venture between SP Group (Singapore) and BCG Energy (Vietnam), has just secured a disbursement of $31.5 million in a total credit line of up to $50 million from a consortium of foreign financial institutions.
Seeking safe technology and solutions for rooftop solar system

Seeking safe technology and solutions for rooftop solar system

SP Group, SolarEdge, and Unitek will organise a seminar on fire prevention for businesses using rooftop solar in Ha Nam province on April 12.
Development pace picking up in energy

Development pace picking up in energy

Wealthy foreign investors in energy are expanding their long-term strategies in Vietnam while many ongoing projects that missed the feed-in tariff deadline are struggling to find a revenue balance.
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