renewable energy

A survey held after Taiwan's referendums showed voters were unaware of the country's energy policy.

Thailand has powered past regional peers when it comes to solar power capacity via astute implementation of feed-in tariffs.

A little known yet arguably safer and more plentiful nuclear fuel, thorium, is making a comeback in traditionally anti-nuclear Indonesia.

A white label manufacturer is showing the way for Taiwan's companies to fall into line with a greening global supply chain.

Indonesia put itself back on track to meet to meet renewable energy targets by promising to produce less energy in total.

Thailand's solar power generation far outstrips that of Taiwan.

Taiwan's government claims that they eliminated electricity subsidies, but they really just hid them from public scrutiny.

New Trump administration moves to bolster coal-fired electricity production echo recent moves to embrace the polluting fossil fuel in Southeast Asia, and threaten both renewable energy goals and greenhouse gas emission targets of the Paris climate change accord.

Japan’s energy debate demonstrates that phasing out coal from the electricity mix and replacing it with renewable alternatives can be a political challenge.   

This is the first in a two-part series on Chinese energy security and renewable energy.

'Without key policy changes, the rapid growth of the internet in East Asia will likely be powered by coal and other dirty sources of electricity,' Greenpeace says.

Government commitments are important, but even more durable and compelling are steps by companies like Google.

Laos needs to rethink its aggressive hydropower plans as new markets and technologies create an opportunity to change course.

The government hopes to invest 700 billion yuan in renewable energy by 2020.

Green power has certainly made considerable progress in the last few years, but that progress is far short of activist assurances and has distinct limits with present technology.

French media, Le Figaro, reported on Taiwan with great details, pointing out that although the island accounts for 1% of the world's greenhouse gas emissions and has brought up a goal for its reduction, the country is still blocked out of COP21 due to sensitive political issues.