Read more about the article Indonesia’s Industry Starts to Pivot From Coal, Eyes Cleaner Energy, DBS Says
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Indonesia’s Industry Starts to Pivot From Coal, Eyes Cleaner Energy, DBS Says

The government’s plan sets a clean-leaning trajectory—76% of capacity additions from EBT and storage—while retaining 6.3 GW of coal through 2034 to secure system reliability and honor existing obligations. FOLLOW…

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Read more about the article From Palm Oil Plantation to Rainforest: 500,000 Trees Revive Sumatra’s Leuser Ecosystem
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From Palm Oil Plantation to Rainforest: 500,000 Trees Revive Sumatra’s Leuser Ecosystem

The Orangutan Information Centre led this restoration project, planting over 500,000 native trees — about 1,000 per hectare. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Sumatra, Indonesia - What was once a massive palm…

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Read more about the article Sembcorp Wins Conditional Approval to Import 1GW of Renewable Power from Sarawak to Singapore
The project, which is Singapore’s first large-scale 24/7 power import initiative, is likely to begin operations in 2035. Photo: Sembcorp

Sembcorp Wins Conditional Approval to Import 1GW of Renewable Power from Sarawak to Singapore

According to Sembcorp Group CEO Wong Kim Yin, the conditional approval moves the company closer to achieving 2.2GW of imports, contributing to Singapore’s 6GW power import target by 2035. FOLLOW…

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Read more about the article Standard Chartered and IFC Push Private Capital Into Indonesia’s Water and Waste
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Standard Chartered and IFC Push Private Capital Into Indonesia’s Water and Waste

Panelists at the IISF session “Financing the Future: Green Investment in Indonesia’s Water & Waste Sectors”argued that green bonds, blended finance, and transition structures can lower project risk and make…

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Read more about the article Singapore to Update Carbon-Credit Eligibility After First Nature-Based Purchases
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Singapore to Update Carbon-Credit Eligibility After First Nature-Based Purchases

With ARR and REDD+ methodologies moving onto Singapore’s eligibility list—and tougher safeguards on permanence, additionality, and leakage—the Republic is tightening quality controls even as it broadens its access to nature-based…

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Read more about the article WMO Warns: Only One-Third of River Basins Were “Normal” in 2024 as Drought and Floods Surged
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WMO Warns: Only One-Third of River Basins Were “Normal” in 2024 as Drought and Floods Surged

From the Amazon to South Asia, the report documents a year in which only a third of river basins behaved “normally.” Many places saw drought and flood in rapid succession,…

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Read more about the article Vietnam Energy Roadmap: Renewables Expansion, Two-Part Tariff, and Top-Three ASEAN Reliability
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Vietnam Energy Roadmap: Renewables Expansion, Two-Part Tariff, and Top-Three ASEAN Reliability

According to Vietnam Electricity (EVN), about 7,700 customers—representing 40% of total consumption—qualify for direct purchase agreements. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC Vietnam is doubling down on its energy ambitions, with the Communist…

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Read more about the article Singapore Launches National Climate Research Alliance to Tackle Tropical Weather Challenges
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Singapore Launches National Climate Research Alliance to Tackle Tropical Weather Challenges

New $25 Million Initiative Aims to Advance Southeast Asia’s Weather Science With AI, Modelling, and local talent. FOLLOW THIS TOPIC SINGAPORE — In a major push to strengthen weather and…

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Read more about the article Thailand Explores Blue Bonds to Finance Sustainable Oceans—and a Blue Economy Under Strain
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Thailand Explores Blue Bonds to Finance Sustainable Oceans—and a Blue Economy Under Strain

Thailand counts 23 coastal provinces and over 3,000 kilometres of coastline. Marine resources are central to livelihoods, contributing to almost 30% of GDP and about 26% of employment. FOLLOW THIS…

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