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The first phase of the Tesco-NESS PPA will see the installation of solar photovoltaic (PV) panels on the rooftop spaces of 15 Tesco stores nationwide. The Tesco-NESS PPA will run for 20 years until 20 ... -
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The culprit for the high prices is the capacity fee, a minimum payment to ensure that the investor of the coal plant recovers their investment, which is typically a 14-15% internal rate of return (IRR ... -
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South Korea’s state-owned utility Korea Electric Power (Kepco) has announced that will move ahead with investments in the construction of two coal-fired power plants on the Indonesian island of Java. -
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The signing of the Results-Based Financing for Off-grid Solar grant agreement will enable more than 450,000 people in rural Myanmar to gain access to clean energy for the first time. The programme is ... -
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Almost 1,500GW of technical offshore wind potential, which offer enormous potential for Asia, have been identified mostly in China, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, and Vietnam. This acts as a ray of light ... -
There is unanimous agreement on the advantages of digitalisation in improving power plants’ and networks’ efficiencies, reducing unplanned outages and downtime, and extending the operational lifetime ... -
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Its reliance on imported thermal coal has caused price surges for consumers. -
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Investor appetite for renewable projects had been reasonably low during the first few months of shock from the health crisis. However, Ashwin Naranayan, Head of Special Projects (Renewable Energy) at ... -
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Following supply chain disruptions and creation of new demands in the power market due to coronavirus-related restrictions, the industry is being pressured to improve efficiency and accuracy, integrat ... -
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This is urged for localities with potential for wind power development. -
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The global digital twin market in the utility industry is expected to grow more than six-fold between 2020 and 2026. -
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The need to improve agility and speed in operations by utilities in the Asia-Pacific are the two main factors driving them into adopting cloud-based solutions, according to the IDC. -
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The World Bank has approved a $350 million credit to help Myanmar to increase the output and efficiency of power generation. -
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A new study released by the UK’s University of Keele states that smart meters have little impact on reducing consumer energy usage. -
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2020 is on its way to experiencing the largest recorded demand shock in the history of global natural gas markets, underlines the Gas 2020 report, issued by the International Energy Agency (IEA). -
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The World Bank, Infra Asia, and the Singapore Management University have launched a programme to boost the capabilities of regional government officials in infrastructure development. -
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In Indonesia, state-owned enterprise PT Geo Dipa Energi has won a $300 million loan from the Asian Development Bank to expand its geothermal energy generation. -
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Bill shock could occur in countries with rising block tariffs. -
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The question of whether the pandemic serves as an opportunity or threat to the ASEAN transition from coal to renewables remains debated. -
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Confidence in hydrogen’s potential as the missing key to Asia Pacific’s decarbonisation efforts has been steadily rising.
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