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Middle East energy disruption spurs Asia coal demand surge, Rystad says
Middle East energy disruption spurs Asia coal demand surge, Rystad says
The tight gas supply drove higher utilisation of existing coal plants across key markets.
China installs 60 GW of solar capacity in Q1
Rooftop solar accounted for the majority of the additional capacity.
Global offshore wind to rebound in 2025
Thanks to a record wave of lease auctions.
China's LNG imports near record high in 2024
This is still expected to increase this year despite high prices.
Low carbon energy amongst trends to watch in 2025
Battery and solar markets are projected to remain oversupplied.
State firms dominate Southeast Asia’s pumped hydro development
Indonesia’s Perusahaan Listrik Negara is the region’s top developer.
Southeast Asia’s pumped hydro capacity to reach 18 GW by 2033
The sector’s investment will reach between $12b to $70b.
APAC to see $15b investment in CCS over next decade
Australia, Malaysia and Indonesia are emerging hubs for carbon capture.
Commentary
Why Asia’s private wealth industry requires a new era of governance
The eastward shift in the biotech world: Why India and China could lead the next wave
Why is APAC travel retail betting on experience over discounts?
Reinsurance beyond borders: How Hong Kong can strengthen Asia’s risk-sharing architecture
APAC has mastered domestic payments. The next challenge is connecting them.
Why fragmented communications are becoming a hidden governance risk for Asia Pacific banks
Why Starbucks wins where Walmart lost: The invisible layer of East Asian retail
From automation to agency: Asia’s wealth leaders can reinvent, not just streamline
Why efficiency and innovation conflict and what organisations can learn from Asia
Why delayed intervention is becoming Asia's biggest reliability risk