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ASEAN｜Carbon Management｜Manufacturing
Thailand auto parts makers face EV transition as carbon rules reshape supplier competitiveness
Thailand's auto parts makers face a two-year window before CBAM could cover wheels and gearboxes by 2028. Maxion's Thailand plant reaches 25% renewables vs 40–55% at its India facilities.
Thailand auto parts makers face EV transition as carbon rules reshape supplier competitiveness
ASEAN｜RE Energy｜Electronic Manufacturing
Thailand’s PCB boom: Why renewable power is becoming the next competitive hurdle
Thailand is ASEAN's largest PCB base with THB 200B in investment since 2022, but renewables cover only 3% of power use. DPPA access is limited to data centers, leaving PCB makers reliant on rooftop solar and I-RECs.
Thailand’s PCB boom: Why renewable power is becoming the next competitive hurdle
ASEAN｜RE Energy｜Energy, Transport & Building
Thailand’s new PDP sets 60% clean power goal as firms seek fairer access to renewables
Thailand's new PDP targets 60% clean electricity by 2050—50% renewables plus 10% SMR. But manufacturers say data centers get priority under the current Utility Green Tariff while established industry waits.
Thailand’s new PDP sets 60% clean power goal as firms seek fairer access to renewables
ASEAN｜Green Policy｜Energy, Transport & Building
How Indonesia, Malaysia can turn energy security responses into long-term resilience
60% of ASEAN oil imports come from the Middle East. Indonesia spends USD 2–3B annually on biodiesel subsidies while Malaysia's Solar ATAP replaces NEM—but conflicting carbon tax and gas subsidy signals remain.
How Indonesia, Malaysia can turn energy security responses into long-term resilience
ASEAN｜RE Energy｜Energy, Transport & Building
Singapore’s energy transition hinges on imported power, emerging technologies: experts
Aurora Energy Research projects Singapore's Indonesian solar imports will cost SGD 240–340/MWh vs SGD 170 in wholesale revenue. REC prices peak near SGD 60 in 2026, then fall below SGD 20 by 2031.
Singapore’s energy transition hinges on imported power, emerging technologies: experts
Sun-up Recycling targets battery production waste as Thailand’s EV industry expands
The near-term battery recycling opportunity in Thailand isn't retired EVs—it's manufacturing waste. Sun-up Recycling recovers NMP solvents at 99.993% purity from EV factories in the Eastern Economic Corridor.
Sun-up Recycling targets battery production waste as Thailand’s EV industry expands
ASEAN｜Initiative｜Service and Others
Southeast Asia is building AI data centers faster than it can recycle or reuse their hardware
AI GPUs are retired after just 10–18 months as operators chase newer chips. Microsoft's Circular Centers hit 90.9% reuse rate, but Southeast Asia's ITAD infrastructure remains underdeveloped.
Southeast Asia is building AI data centers faster than it can recycle or reuse their hardware
ASEAN｜Carbon Management｜Basic Materials
Thailand built a low-carbon cement market but data center demand has yet to follow
Thailand's cement industry spent years achieving 80%+ low-carbon market share, but data centers still don't specify EPDs or carbon limits. Microsoft's Sublime Systems model shows what could change that.
Thailand built a low-carbon cement market but data center demand has yet to follow

Editors' Picks

Foxconn’s Vietnam operations to need 1.4 billion kWh of green power by 2030, environmental chief outlines four pathways
Foxconn’s Vietnam operations to need 1.4 billion kWh of green power by 2030, environmental chief outlines four pathways
Foxconn’s annual renewable electricity demand in Vietnam is expected to reach 1.4 billion kWh by 2030, driving the company to diversify its green power procurement strategy.
Vietnam ESG Forum puts carbon accounting, Scope 3 disclosures in business spotlight
Vietnam ESG Forum puts carbon accounting, Scope 3 disclosures in business spotlight
Vietnam, a critical node in the global supply chain, is at a pivotal decision point in its transition toward sustainability and ESG governance. The ESG Service Corporation Association hosted a forum in Ho Chi Minh City on June 13, featuring the signing of
Southeast Asia’s data center boom is exposing sustainability challenges beyond power
Southeast Asia’s data center boom is exposing sustainability challenges beyond power
The Asia Pacific Data Centre Association's SDIA sets a 2030 water efficiency target of 1.8–2.0 L/kWh and calls for embodied carbon assessments, but ITAD infrastructure remains concentrated in Singapore.
RECCESSARY hosts first overseas seminar in Vietnam, unpacking DPPA, CBAM strategies for businesses
RECCESSARY hosts first overseas seminar in Vietnam, unpacking DPPA, CBAM strategies for businesses
RECCESSARY, a media platform focused on carbon markets and new energy, held its first overseas seminar in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, on June 12. The event aimed to help Taiwanese businesses navigate Vietnam’s low-carbon transition, covering decarbonizatio
Inside SpaceX IPO: Can orbital data centers solve AI’s growing power problem?
Inside SpaceX IPO: Can orbital data centers solve AI’s growing power problem?
SpaceX's IPO seeks USD 75B at a USD 1.77T valuation as AI1 targets solar-powered orbital computing. Blue Origin, Meta, and others are also pursuing space-based energy to bypass terrestrial grid limits.
Thailand’s biggest power price reform in two decades: A closer look at new tariff structure
Thailand’s biggest power price reform in two decades: A closer look at new tariff structure
Thailand is set to implement its first major electricity tariff reform in more than two decades. The new three-tier pricing structure follows a “use less, pay less; use more, pay more” principle, with rates for heavy users rising to THB 5 per kWh.
Who leads in low carbon competitiveness? Assessing Taiwan’s Big Six electronics manufacturers in AI era
Who leads in low carbon competitiveness? Assessing Taiwan’s Big Six electronics manufacturers in AI era
RECCESSARY examines how Taiwan’s six leading electronics manufacturers are advancing renewable energy adoption, supply chain decarbonization, internal carbon pricing, and low carbon transformation.
Taiwan’s carbon fee debut: Semiconductors account for 44% of payments as reduction plan withdrawals surface
Taiwan’s carbon fee debut: Semiconductors account for 44% of payments as reduction plan withdrawals surface
Taiwan’s carbon fee system has officially entered into force. According to the MOENV, all 461 regulated facilities operated by 240 companies completed their carbon fee payments on schedule.
Green talent playbook: Green jobs surge beyond engineering. Which skills are most in demand?
Green talent playbook: Green jobs surge beyond engineering. Which skills are most in demand?
Green skills have evolved from a niche expertise into a core source of competitiveness in the global labor market. According to LinkedIn’s 2025 Global Green Skills Report, demand for green skills is reshaping jobs across industries and occupations.
Vietnam’s low-carbon supply chain race: RECCESSARY’s manufacturing maturity matrix reveals where competitiveness stands
Vietnam’s low-carbon supply chain race: RECCESSARY’s manufacturing maturity matrix reveals where competitiveness stands
With CBAM tightening and brands like Apple and Nike demanding cleaner supply chains, where do Vietnam's manufacturers stand? RECCESSARY's new Maturity Matrix ranks them on renewable energy, industrial heat, and carbon data.
E-commerce’s new decarbonization battleground: How Taiwan’s leading platforms are cutting packaging waste
E-commerce’s new decarbonization battleground: How Taiwan’s leading platforms are cutting packaging waste
Taiwan's leading e-commerce platforms are cutting packaging waste—Shopee estimates up to 13,000 tonnes of CO2 cuts a year.
Can wave energy power AI? Eco Wave Power eyes Taiwan for Asia expansion
Can wave energy power AI? Eco Wave Power eyes Taiwan for Asia expansion
Eco Wave Power's onshore wave systems cost ~USD 1.5M/MW at commercial scale and can plug directly into coastal data centers. Taiwan's Suao Port is its first Asia-Pacific market, with 400 MW identified.
EU carbon market outlook: How companies can prepare for carbon price rebound after 2027
EU carbon market outlook: How companies can prepare for carbon price rebound after 2027
To help companies quantify cost risks from EU ETS dynamics, this article models supply-demand—incorporating TNAC, emissions, and policy—to forecast scenario-based carbon prices.
Vietnam’s new time-of-use tariffs are forcing a rethink of RTS plus BESS strategies
Vietnam’s new time-of-use tariffs are forcing a rethink of RTS plus BESS strategies
Vietnam's Decision 963 concentrates peak pricing into a single 17:30–22:30 evening window, upending the economics of rooftop solar paired with battery storage (RTS+BESS) and stretching payback periods from 6–9 years to as long as 8–15 years.
EU opens door to CBAM deductions, but Vietnam exporters may see little relief
EU opens door to CBAM deductions, but Vietnam exporters may see little relief
The EU’s draft on CBAM carbon price deductions reveals a harsh reality. Under the current framework, Vietnam’s ETS is unlikely to secure meaningful CBAM deductions in its first three years, even as CBAM costs are expected to rise sharply.
How the Philippines’ 20% storage mandate helps protect large power users from fuel price shocks
How the Philippines’ 20% storage mandate helps protect large power users from fuel price shocks
The Philippines now requires all variable renewable projects above 10 MW to install storage at 20% of plant capacity—while GEA-7 mandates storage for all ground-mounted solar from 2027.
Energy as a competitive lever: How GreenYellow is building renewable energy solutions for manufacturers in Vietnam
Energy as a competitive lever: How GreenYellow is building renewable energy solutions for manufacturers in Vietnam
GreenYellow deploys 200MW+ solar for Vietnam manufacturers, but DPPA pricing caps and grid uncertainties slow progress. Vietnam vs Thailand analysis.
How Thailand and Vietnam’s power reforms will reshape corporate energy strategy
How Thailand and Vietnam’s power reforms will reshape corporate energy strategy
AI-led data center investments and Southeast Asia’s manufacturing boom are intensifying corporate concerns over power supply security and electricity prices. Thailand and Vietnam are both preparing to roll out new power sector policies in 2026.
Why Vietnam’s rapid rise and Thailand’s slower growth tell different investment stories
Why Vietnam’s rapid rise and Thailand’s slower growth tell different investment stories
Vietnam may overtake Thailand in nominal GDP in 2026. But does the ranking tell the full story?

Topic

Can ship recycling supply steel needed for the green transition?
Global｜Carbon Management｜Basic Materials

Can ship recycling supply steel needed for the green transition?

Old ships contain mountains of scrap needed for lower-carbon steelmaking. But the course from ship to furnace is made harder by global politics.

July 01, 2026
Six charts show how clean power was world’s largest source of new energy in 2025
Global｜RE Energy｜Energy, Transport & Building

Six charts show how clean power was world’s largest source of new energy in 2025

Clean power added more to global energy supplies than any other source in 2025, according to the latest Energy Institute statistical review of world energy.

July 01, 2026
Thailand auto parts makers face EV transition as carbon rules reshape supplier competitiveness
ASEAN｜Carbon Management｜Manufacturing

Thailand auto parts makers face EV transition as carbon rules reshape supplier competitiveness

Thailand's auto parts makers face a two-year window before CBAM could cover wheels and gearboxes by 2028. Maxion's Thailand plant reaches 25% renewables vs 40–55% at its India facilities.

June 30, 2026
Why Vietnam needs both concrete and nature to fight floods
ASEAN｜Green Policy｜Service and Others

Why Vietnam needs both concrete and nature to fight floods

Flooding is becoming one of Vietnam’s most pressing environmental and economic challenges. According to the World Bank, floods and other climate-related disasters cost Vietnam an estimated 1 to 1.5 per cent of GDP annually.

June 30, 2026
Thailand’s PCB boom: Why renewable power is becoming the next competitive hurdle
ASEAN｜RE Energy｜Electronic Manufacturing

Thailand’s PCB boom: Why renewable power is becoming the next competitive hurdle

Thailand is ASEAN's largest PCB base with THB 200B in investment since 2022, but renewables cover only 3% of power use. DPPA access is limited to data centers, leaving PCB makers reliant on rooftop solar and I-RECs.

June 29, 2026
Thailand’s new PDP sets 60% clean power goal as firms seek fairer access to renewables
ASEAN｜RE Energy｜Energy, Transport & Building

Thailand’s new PDP sets 60% clean power goal as firms seek fairer access to renewables

Thailand's new PDP targets 60% clean electricity by 2050—50% renewables plus 10% SMR. But manufacturers say data centers get priority under the current Utility Green Tariff while established industry waits.

June 29, 2026
Thai farmers fear water woes from planned LNG plant
ASEAN｜Green Policy｜Energy, Transport & Building

Thai farmers fear water woes from planned LNG plant

Farmers in Thailand’s Chachoengsao province worry a planned 600-megawatt LNG power plant could increase water shortages and air pollution in an area already facing recurring drought.

June 29, 2026

Initiative

How can green home features create a win-win for developers and homeowners?
Asia Pacific｜Initiative｜Energy, Transport & Building

How can green home features create a win-win for developers and homeowners?

For years, builders and developers have treated “sustainable” homes as someone else’s problem. The new research reveals developers could actually make a bigger profit than they do now from new home builds that include more sustainability features.

June 24, 2026
Prabowo’s nickel state: Indonesia’s search for power
ASEAN｜Initiative｜Basic Materials

Prabowo’s nickel state: Indonesia’s search for power

Will the Prabowo administration's agenda of centralisation and state control over the nickel sector build lasting industrial capacity, or be even more extractive?

June 23, 2026
Bonn talks: Why COP31’s electrification target matters for ASEAN energy markets
Global｜Initiative｜Energy, Transport & Building

Bonn talks: Why COP31’s electrification target matters for ASEAN energy markets

COP31's 35x35 target aims to raise electricity's share of final energy to 35% by 2035. ASEAN electricity demand grew 60% in a decade and needs USD 20B+ annually in grid investment to keep pace.

June 22, 2026
Southeast Asia is building AI data centers faster than it can recycle or reuse their hardware
ASEAN｜Initiative｜Service and Others

Southeast Asia is building AI data centers faster than it can recycle or reuse their hardware

AI GPUs are retired after just 10–18 months as operators chase newer chips. Microsoft's Circular Centers hit 90.9% reuse rate, but Southeast Asia's ITAD infrastructure remains underdeveloped.

June 19, 2026
Thailand looks to turn nature into an economic asset as green finance agenda expands
ASEAN｜Initiative｜Service and Others

Thailand looks to turn nature into an economic asset as green finance agenda expands

Thailand's natural capital share of wealth fell from 21% to 11% since 2005. The World Bank says Thailand needs USD 219B in climate investment, with biodiversity credits as a new growth lever.

June 16, 2026
Can Southeast Asia’s data centers meet water efficiency targets as AI drives liquid cooling adoption?
ASEAN｜Initiative｜Service and Others

Can Southeast Asia’s data centers meet water efficiency targets as AI drives liquid cooling adoption?

Johor rejected 30% of data center applications over water concerns and now bans Tier 1-2 approvals. AirTrunk's nWUE of 0.40 vs WUE of 0.89 shows why water sourcing matters more than efficiency scores.

June 16, 2026
Southeast Asia’s data center boom is exposing sustainability challenges beyond power
ASEAN｜Initiative｜Service and Others

Southeast Asia’s data center boom is exposing sustainability challenges beyond power

The Asia Pacific Data Centre Association's SDIA sets a 2030 water efficiency target of 1.8–2.0 L/kWh and calls for embodied carbon assessments, but ITAD infrastructure remains concentrated in Singapore.

June 15, 2026

Green Policy

Why Vietnam needs both concrete and nature to fight floods
ASEAN｜Green Policy｜Service and Others

Why Vietnam needs both concrete and nature to fight floods

Flooding is becoming one of Vietnam’s most pressing environmental and economic challenges. According to the World Bank, floods and other climate-related disasters cost Vietnam an estimated 1 to 1.5 per cent of GDP annually.

June 30, 2026
Thai farmers fear water woes from planned LNG plant
ASEAN｜Green Policy｜Energy, Transport & Building

Thai farmers fear water woes from planned LNG plant

Farmers in Thailand’s Chachoengsao province worry a planned 600-megawatt LNG power plant could increase water shortages and air pollution in an area already facing recurring drought.

June 29, 2026
ASEAN Weekly: COP31 electrification target spotlights power grids; Malaysia, South Korea develop bio-CNG
ASEAN｜Green Policy

ASEAN Weekly: COP31 electrification target spotlights power grids; Malaysia, South Korea develop bio-CNG

This week in ASEAN, energy transition remained in focus as the Bonn climate talks highlighted a push for a global electrification target ahead of COP31, raising attention on ASEAN’s grid development and renewable energy investment needs.

June 29, 2026
How Indonesia, Malaysia can turn energy security responses into long-term resilience
ASEAN｜Green Policy｜Energy, Transport & Building

How Indonesia, Malaysia can turn energy security responses into long-term resilience

60% of ASEAN oil imports come from the Middle East. Indonesia spends USD 2–3B annually on biodiesel subsidies while Malaysia's Solar ATAP replaces NEM—but conflicting carbon tax and gas subsidy signals remain.

June 26, 2026
Three lessons for the world from the fall of another UK prime minister
Global｜Green Policy

Three lessons for the world from the fall of another UK prime minister

Keir Starmer promised more for developing countries and a grown-up approach on climate and China. His abrupt exit holds lessons far beyond Britain.

June 25, 2026
ASEAN Weekly: Region’s energy import costs hit $160 billion; Vietnam expands LNG, renewables projects
ASEAN｜Green Policy

ASEAN Weekly: Region’s energy import costs hit $160 billion; Vietnam expands LNG, renewables projects

This week in ASEAN, energy security emerged as a key challenge for the region. The IEA warned that Southeast Asia’s $160 billion fossil fuel import bill may become the new normal, underscoring the need for stronger grids and diversified energy supplies.

June 22, 2026
Taiwan moves to curb greenwashing, launches new circular label for recycled products
Asia Pacific｜Green Policy｜Service and Others

Taiwan moves to curb greenwashing, launches new circular label for recycled products

Taiwan's anti-greenwashing guideline targets misused terms like "net zero" and undisclosed award criteria. A new circular label, separate from the eco-label, now covers 12 products under the gMIT brand.

June 18, 2026

RE Energy

Six charts show how clean power was world’s largest source of new energy in 2025
Global｜RE Energy｜Energy, Transport & Building

Six charts show how clean power was world’s largest source of new energy in 2025

Clean power added more to global energy supplies than any other source in 2025, according to the latest Energy Institute statistical review of world energy.

July 01, 2026
Thailand’s PCB boom: Why renewable power is becoming the next competitive hurdle
ASEAN｜RE Energy｜Electronic Manufacturing

Thailand’s PCB boom: Why renewable power is becoming the next competitive hurdle

Thailand is ASEAN's largest PCB base with THB 200B in investment since 2022, but renewables cover only 3% of power use. DPPA access is limited to data centers, leaving PCB makers reliant on rooftop solar and I-RECs.

June 29, 2026
Thailand’s new PDP sets 60% clean power goal as firms seek fairer access to renewables
ASEAN｜RE Energy｜Energy, Transport & Building

Thailand’s new PDP sets 60% clean power goal as firms seek fairer access to renewables

Thailand's new PDP targets 60% clean electricity by 2050—50% renewables plus 10% SMR. But manufacturers say data centers get priority under the current Utility Green Tariff while established industry waits.

June 29, 2026
Singapore’s energy transition hinges on imported power, emerging technologies: experts
ASEAN｜RE Energy｜Energy, Transport & Building

Singapore’s energy transition hinges on imported power, emerging technologies: experts

Aurora Energy Research projects Singapore's Indonesian solar imports will cost SGD 240–340/MWh vs SGD 170 in wholesale revenue. REC prices peak near SGD 60 in 2026, then fall below SGD 20 by 2031.

June 24, 2026
Malaysia, South Korea launch $169 million bio-CNG plan using palm oil waste
ASEAN｜RE Energy｜Energy, Transport & Building

Malaysia, South Korea launch $169 million bio-CNG plan using palm oil waste

A MYR 700M pipeline of 20+ bio-CNG plants will convert Malaysia's palm oil mill effluent into renewable gas, avoiding 384,000 tonnes CO₂e annually under the first Malaysia-South Korea Article 6.2 deal.

June 23, 2026
How Australia can deliver the secure gas, renewable fuels and battery minerals Asia-Pacific needs
Asia Pacific｜RE Energy｜Energy, Transport & Building

How Australia can deliver the secure gas, renewable fuels and battery minerals Asia-Pacific needs

Australia can leverage its vast renewable and fossil fuel resources to form a new energy security alliance, helping fuel-dependent Asia-Pacific nations stabilize their markets amid rising global energy demands and disruptions, an expert says.

June 22, 2026
Southeast Asia’s $160 billion fossil fuel import bill may become the new normal, IEA warns
ASEAN｜RE Energy｜Energy, Transport & Building

Southeast Asia’s $160 billion fossil fuel import bill may become the new normal, IEA warns

IEA's Southeast Asia Energy Outlook 2026 says the USD 160B fossil import bill will become standard, not exceptional. Renewables overtake coal for growth by 2035, but the ASEAN Power Grid needs new financing.

June 17, 2026

RE Procurement

Foxconn, Brookfield to develop 1 GW renewables in Vietnam to cut supply chain emissions
ASEAN｜RE Procurement｜Energy, Transport & Building

Foxconn, Brookfield to develop 1 GW renewables in Vietnam to cut supply chain emissions

Following Samsung’s landmark direct power purchase agreement (DPPA) in Vietnam, Foxconn on June 9 announced a strategic partnership with Canadian investment firm Brookfield to co-develop 1 GW of renewable energy capacity in the country.

June 10, 2026
Exclusive: Why buying more green electricity can mean bigger losses for Taiwanese companies
Asia Pacific｜RE Procurement｜Energy, Transport & Building

Exclusive: Why buying more green electricity can mean bigger losses for Taiwanese companies

Taiwan’s government is considering a mechanism to separate surplus electricity from renewable energy certificates (RECs), under which excess power would flow back to the grid free of charge while developers retain the certificates for separate allocation.

May 12, 2026
Vietnam’s power reforms: Can EVN adapt to Vietnam’s new competitive power market?
ASEAN｜RE Procurement｜Energy, Transport & Building

Vietnam’s power reforms: Can EVN adapt to Vietnam’s new competitive power market?

Vietnam Electricity (EVN) continues to play an indispensable role in the country’s power market liberalization. Yet, increasing market participation and strengthening competition mechanisms also challenge EVN’s traditional position in the sector.

May 07, 2026
Vietnam’s power reforms: Why corporate demand for green power is turning cautious despite low renewable costs
RE Procurement｜Energy, Transport & Building｜ASEAN

Vietnam’s power reforms: Why corporate demand for green power is turning cautious despite low renewable costs

For corporate buyers, Vietnam’s DPPA framework still lacks sufficient clarity at this stage. Combined with the introduction of the two-component electricity pricing mechanism, many companies are now reassessing their green power procurement strategies.

May 06, 2026
Vietnam’s power reforms: Developers face mounting barriers despite DPPA rollout
ASEAN｜RE Procurement｜Energy, Transport & Building

Vietnam’s power reforms: Developers face mounting barriers despite DPPA rollout

Interviews conducted by RECCESSARY with multiple investors and developers found that opaque regulations, limited access to power data, and policy instability remain the biggest obstacles.

May 05, 2026
Vietnam’s power reforms: How DPPA, two-component tariffs are reshaping corporate energy strategy
ASEAN｜RE Procurement｜Energy, Transport & Building

Vietnam’s power reforms: How DPPA, two-component tariffs are reshaping corporate energy strategy

Vietnam’s power market is moving toward greater liberalization and transparency as the government loosens regulations to let supply and demand play a bigger role in determining electricity prices.

May 04, 2026
Philippines’ Retail Aggregation Program grows as Lawson, McDonald’s participate
ASEAN｜RE Procurement｜Service and Others

Philippines’ Retail Aggregation Program grows as Lawson, McDonald’s participate

Japanese convenience store chain Lawson is planning to achieve 100% renewable electricity use in the Philippines, with supply set to begin in late May through energy company ACEN Renewable Energy Solutions (ACEN RES).

April 30, 2026

Carbon Management

Can ship recycling supply steel needed for the green transition?
Global｜Carbon Management｜Basic Materials

Can ship recycling supply steel needed for the green transition?

Old ships contain mountains of scrap needed for lower-carbon steelmaking. But the course from ship to furnace is made harder by global politics.

July 01, 2026
Thailand auto parts makers face EV transition as carbon rules reshape supplier competitiveness
ASEAN｜Carbon Management｜Manufacturing

Thailand auto parts makers face EV transition as carbon rules reshape supplier competitiveness

Thailand's auto parts makers face a two-year window before CBAM could cover wheels and gearboxes by 2028. Maxion's Thailand plant reaches 25% renewables vs 40–55% at its India facilities.

June 30, 2026
Thailand built a low-carbon cement market but data center demand has yet to follow
ASEAN｜Carbon Management｜Basic Materials

Thailand built a low-carbon cement market but data center demand has yet to follow

Thailand's cement industry spent years achieving 80%+ low-carbon market share, but data centers still don't specify EPDs or carbon limits. Microsoft's Sublime Systems model shows what could change that.

June 18, 2026
Why low-carbon steel is becoming a data center procurement issue
ASEAN｜Carbon Management｜Basic Materials

Why low-carbon steel is becoming a data center procurement issue

A hyperscale data center uses up to 20,000 tonnes of steel. Meranti Green Steel targets 600–700 kg CO₂/tonne by 2030 vs 2,300 kg for blast furnace steel, but EPD verification remains the key bottleneck.

June 17, 2026
Vietnam ESG Forum puts carbon accounting, Scope 3 disclosures in business spotlight
Carbon Management｜Service and Others｜ASEAN

Vietnam ESG Forum puts carbon accounting, Scope 3 disclosures in business spotlight

Vietnam, a critical node in the global supply chain, is at a pivotal decision point in its transition toward sustainability and ESG governance. The ESG Service Corporation Association hosted a forum in Ho Chi Minh City on June 13, featuring the signing of

June 16, 2026
RECCESSARY hosts first overseas seminar in Vietnam, unpacking DPPA, CBAM strategies for businesses
Carbon Management｜ASEAN｜Service and Others

RECCESSARY hosts first overseas seminar in Vietnam, unpacking DPPA, CBAM strategies for businesses

RECCESSARY, a media platform focused on carbon markets and new energy, held its first overseas seminar in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, on June 12. The event aimed to help Taiwanese businesses navigate Vietnam’s low-carbon transition, covering decarbonizatio

June 13, 2026
Why electric SUV boom is a problem for climate, health and equity
Global｜Carbon Management｜Energy, Transport & Building

Why electric SUV boom is a problem for climate, health and equity

Governments and car manufacturers sell electric cars as the future of green transport. But a less visible trend is challenging this story: many electric cars are getting bigger.

June 09, 2026

Carbon Pricing

Taiwan’s carbon fee debut: Semiconductors account for 44% of payments as reduction plan withdrawals surface
Asia Pacific｜Carbon Pricing｜Service and Others

Taiwan’s carbon fee debut: Semiconductors account for 44% of payments as reduction plan withdrawals surface

Taiwan’s carbon fee system has officially entered into force. According to the MOENV, all 461 regulated facilities operated by 240 companies completed their carbon fee payments on schedule.

June 04, 2026
Q&A: How countries got the global ‘net-zero’ shipping deal ‘back on track’
Global｜Carbon Pricing｜Energy, Transport & Building

Q&A: How countries got the global ‘net-zero’ shipping deal ‘back on track’

Nations are “back on track” to adopt a framework for curbing global shipping emissions, following the latest International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) meeting in London, UK.

May 06, 2026
Malaysia delays carbon tax as energy prices rise, prioritizes carbon market framework
ASEAN｜Carbon Pricing｜Basic Materials

Malaysia delays carbon tax as energy prices rise, prioritizes carbon market framework

Rising global energy prices are pressuring decarbonization efforts. Malaysia’s Minister of Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability said on April 21 that Malaysia will delay a carbon tax on industries to ease business cost pressures.

April 23, 2026
Taiwan’s carbon fee proposal: Six key aspects to watch【2026 update】
Carbon Pricing｜Basic Materials｜Asia Pacific

Taiwan’s carbon fee proposal: Six key aspects to watch【2026 update】

Taiwan's carbon fee will operate on a “leading by example” approach and may shift to cap and trade in two to three years. Here’s a breakdown of the six main aspects of the current carbon fee scheme.

April 17, 2026
CBAM 2026 rollout: How companies in Asia can use internal carbon pricing to build a competitive edge
Asia Pacific｜Carbon Pricing｜Basic Materials

CBAM 2026 rollout: How companies in Asia can use internal carbon pricing to build a competitive edge

The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) will come into force in 2026, placing unprecedented compliance pressure on export-oriented companies across Asia.

March 31, 2026
Taiwan’s climate law faces next test: What challenges remain for carbon pricing implementation?
Asia Pacific｜Carbon Pricing｜Service and Others

Taiwan’s climate law faces next test: What challenges remain for carbon pricing implementation?

With carbon pricing in place, revenue use, local governance and policy integration are emerging as key to Taiwan’s decarbonization outcomes.

March 26, 2026
Singapore dials back carbon tax ambitions but doubles down on clean energy
ASEAN｜Carbon Pricing｜Service and Others

Singapore dials back carbon tax ambitions but doubles down on clean energy

Singapore is leaving room to moderate the pace of future carbon tax increases, with Prime Minister Lawrence Wong saying on Wednesday that the 2030 rate could land at the lower end of the previously announced range as global climate action loses momentum.

February 13, 2026

Carbon Market

IATA warns of wide gap in SAF output, moves to boost CORSIA EEUs supply
Global｜Carbon Market｜Energy, Transport & Building

IATA warns of wide gap in SAF output, moves to boost CORSIA EEUs supply

SAF is widely seen as a key solution for decarbonizing the aviation sector. However, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) has struck a pessimistic tone, projecting global SAF production will reach just 2.4 million.

June 08, 2026
Green talent playbook: What does a carbon trader do? Inside one of the net-zero economy’s new careers
Asia Pacific｜Carbon Market｜Service and Others

Green talent playbook: What does a carbon trader do? Inside one of the net-zero economy’s new careers

The rollout of carbon pricing, CBAM, and CORSIA is driving demand for carbon credits and creating new career opportunities in the sector.

June 04, 2026
Indonesia, Vietnam roll out new forest carbon rules to attract investors
ASEAN｜Carbon Market｜Service and Others

Indonesia, Vietnam roll out new forest carbon rules to attract investors

Resource-rich Indonesia is moving to further open its forestry carbon market, as the Ministry of Forestry rolls out a new regulation aimed at improving credit quality and market integrity.

May 27, 2026
Durable CDR credit prices rise despite expectations of decline, study finds
Global｜Carbon Market｜Service and Others

Durable CDR credit prices rise despite expectations of decline, study finds

A new study finds that prices for some durable carbon removal (CDR) credits are rising rather than falling, even as the gap between buyer and seller price expectations continues to narrow.

May 11, 2026
Vietnam leads Southeast Asia in carbon projects but faces scaling challenges, experts say
ASEAN｜Carbon Market｜Service and Others

Vietnam leads Southeast Asia in carbon projects but faces scaling challenges, experts say

As Vietnam’s carbon market gradually shifts toward commercialization, experts from Climate Impact X warn that demand for high-quality carbon credits will continue to rise, urging developers to align with the global shift toward carbon removal credits.

May 06, 2026
Vietnam opens international carbon trading, allows up to 90% credit sales for renewables
Service and Others｜ASEAN｜Carbon Market

Vietnam opens international carbon trading, allows up to 90% credit sales for renewables

Vietnam has officially introduced a legal framework governing cross-border greenhouse gas mitigation outcomes and carbon credit trading, marking a major step toward integration with the global carbon market.

April 07, 2026
Indonesia plan to rezone elephant reserve for carbon trading and tourism sparks backlash
ASEAN｜Carbon Market｜Service and Others

Indonesia plan to rezone elephant reserve for carbon trading and tourism sparks backlash

Indonesia plans to rezone large parts of the national park for carbon trading and luxury tourism to raise conservation funds. Experts say carbon projects and reforestation could reduce elephant food sources and worsen human-wildlife conflict.

March 20, 2026
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Industry

Can ship recycling supply steel needed for the green transition?
Global｜Carbon Management｜Basic Materials

Can ship recycling supply steel needed for the green transition?

Old ships contain mountains of scrap needed for lower-carbon steelmaking. But the course from ship to furnace is made harder by global politics.

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Six charts show how clean power was world’s largest source of new energy in 2025
Global｜RE Energy｜Energy, Transport & Building

Six charts show how clean power was world’s largest source of new energy in 2025

Clean power added more to global energy supplies than any other source in 2025, according to the latest Energy Institute statistical review of world energy.

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Energy, Transport & Building

Six charts show how clean power was world’s largest source of new energy in 2025
Global｜RE Energy｜Energy, Transport & Building

Six charts show how clean power was world’s largest source of new energy in 2025

Clean power added more to global energy supplies than any other source in 2025, according to the latest Energy Institute statistical review of world energy.

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Thailand’s new PDP sets 60% clean power goal as firms seek fairer access to renewables
ASEAN｜RE Energy｜Energy, Transport & Building

Thailand’s new PDP sets 60% clean power goal as firms seek fairer access to renewables

Thailand's new PDP targets 60% clean electricity by 2050—50% renewables plus 10% SMR. But manufacturers say data centers get priority under the current Utility Green Tariff while established industry waits.

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Basic Materials

Can ship recycling supply steel needed for the green transition?
Global｜Carbon Management｜Basic Materials

Can ship recycling supply steel needed for the green transition?

Old ships contain mountains of scrap needed for lower-carbon steelmaking. But the course from ship to furnace is made harder by global politics.

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Prabowo’s nickel state: Indonesia’s search for power
ASEAN｜Initiative｜Basic Materials

Prabowo’s nickel state: Indonesia’s search for power

Will the Prabowo administration's agenda of centralisation and state control over the nickel sector build lasting industrial capacity, or be even more extractive?

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Manufacturing

Thailand auto parts makers face EV transition as carbon rules reshape supplier competitiveness
ASEAN｜Carbon Management｜Manufacturing

Thailand auto parts makers face EV transition as carbon rules reshape supplier competitiveness

Thailand's auto parts makers face a two-year window before CBAM could cover wheels and gearboxes by 2028. Maxion's Thailand plant reaches 25% renewables vs 40–55% at its India facilities.

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SBTi unveils Net-Zero Standard 2.0: Three key changes companies should know
Initiative｜Manufacturing｜Global

SBTi unveils Net-Zero Standard 2.0: Three key changes companies should know

SBTi's first major revision since 2021 lets companies count low-carbon product purchases toward Scope 3 targets, replaces 2050 pledges with five-year cycles, and tiers carbon credit use.

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Electronic Manufacturing

Thailand’s PCB boom: Why renewable power is becoming the next competitive hurdle
ASEAN｜RE Energy｜Electronic Manufacturing

Thailand’s PCB boom: Why renewable power is becoming the next competitive hurdle

Thailand is ASEAN's largest PCB base with THB 200B in investment since 2022, but renewables cover only 3% of power use. DPPA access is limited to data centers, leaving PCB makers reliant on rooftop solar and I-RECs.

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From 100% renewable electricity to product carbon footprints, Wistron’s roadmap for low carbon manufacturing in Vietnam
Carbon Management｜Electronic Manufacturing｜ASEAN

From 100% renewable electricity to product carbon footprints, Wistron’s roadmap for low carbon manufacturing in Vietnam

Wistron’s Vietnam operations have achieved 100% renewable electricity use through a combination of I-RECs and rooftop solar, while the company prepares to source power directly through Vietnam’s DPPA mechanism.

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Service and Others

Why Vietnam needs both concrete and nature to fight floods
ASEAN｜Green Policy｜Service and Others

Why Vietnam needs both concrete and nature to fight floods

Flooding is becoming one of Vietnam’s most pressing environmental and economic challenges. According to the World Bank, floods and other climate-related disasters cost Vietnam an estimated 1 to 1.5 per cent of GDP annually.

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Southeast Asia is building AI data centers faster than it can recycle or reuse their hardware
ASEAN｜Initiative｜Service and Others

Southeast Asia is building AI data centers faster than it can recycle or reuse their hardware

AI GPUs are retired after just 10–18 months as operators chase newer chips. Microsoft's Circular Centers hit 90.9% reuse rate, but Southeast Asia's ITAD infrastructure remains underdeveloped.

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Region

Can ship recycling supply steel needed for the green transition?
Global｜Carbon Management｜Basic Materials

Can ship recycling supply steel needed for the green transition?

Old ships contain mountains of scrap needed for lower-carbon steelmaking. But the course from ship to furnace is made harder by global politics.

July 01, 2026
Six charts show how clean power was world’s largest source of new energy in 2025
Global｜RE Energy｜Energy, Transport & Building

Six charts show how clean power was world’s largest source of new energy in 2025

Clean power added more to global energy supplies than any other source in 2025, according to the latest Energy Institute statistical review of world energy.

July 01, 2026
Thailand auto parts makers face EV transition as carbon rules reshape supplier competitiveness
ASEAN｜Carbon Management｜Manufacturing

Thailand auto parts makers face EV transition as carbon rules reshape supplier competitiveness

Thailand's auto parts makers face a two-year window before CBAM could cover wheels and gearboxes by 2028. Maxion's Thailand plant reaches 25% renewables vs 40–55% at its India facilities.

June 30, 2026
Why Vietnam needs both concrete and nature to fight floods
ASEAN｜Green Policy｜Service and Others

Why Vietnam needs both concrete and nature to fight floods

Flooding is becoming one of Vietnam’s most pressing environmental and economic challenges. According to the World Bank, floods and other climate-related disasters cost Vietnam an estimated 1 to 1.5 per cent of GDP annually.

June 30, 2026
Thailand’s PCB boom: Why renewable power is becoming the next competitive hurdle
ASEAN｜RE Energy｜Electronic Manufacturing

Thailand’s PCB boom: Why renewable power is becoming the next competitive hurdle

Thailand is ASEAN's largest PCB base with THB 200B in investment since 2022, but renewables cover only 3% of power use. DPPA access is limited to data centers, leaving PCB makers reliant on rooftop solar and I-RECs.

June 29, 2026
Thailand’s new PDP sets 60% clean power goal as firms seek fairer access to renewables
ASEAN｜RE Energy｜Energy, Transport & Building

Thailand’s new PDP sets 60% clean power goal as firms seek fairer access to renewables

Thailand's new PDP targets 60% clean electricity by 2050—50% renewables plus 10% SMR. But manufacturers say data centers get priority under the current Utility Green Tariff while established industry waits.

June 29, 2026
Thai farmers fear water woes from planned LNG plant
ASEAN｜Green Policy｜Energy, Transport & Building

Thai farmers fear water woes from planned LNG plant

Farmers in Thailand’s Chachoengsao province worry a planned 600-megawatt LNG power plant could increase water shortages and air pollution in an area already facing recurring drought.

June 29, 2026
ASEAN Weekly: COP31 electrification target spotlights power grids; Malaysia, South Korea develop bio-CNG
ASEAN｜Green Policy

ASEAN Weekly: COP31 electrification target spotlights power grids; Malaysia, South Korea develop bio-CNG

This week in ASEAN, energy transition remained in focus as the Bonn climate talks highlighted a push for a global electrification target ahead of COP31, raising attention on ASEAN’s grid development and renewable energy investment needs.

June 29, 2026

ASEAN

Thailand auto parts makers face EV transition as carbon rules reshape supplier competitiveness
ASEAN｜Carbon Management｜Manufacturing

Thailand auto parts makers face EV transition as carbon rules reshape supplier competitiveness

Thailand's auto parts makers face a two-year window before CBAM could cover wheels and gearboxes by 2028. Maxion's Thailand plant reaches 25% renewables vs 40–55% at its India facilities.

June 30, 2026
Why Vietnam needs both concrete and nature to fight floods
ASEAN｜Green Policy｜Service and Others

Why Vietnam needs both concrete and nature to fight floods

Flooding is becoming one of Vietnam’s most pressing environmental and economic challenges. According to the World Bank, floods and other climate-related disasters cost Vietnam an estimated 1 to 1.5 per cent of GDP annually.

June 30, 2026
Thailand’s PCB boom: Why renewable power is becoming the next competitive hurdle
ASEAN｜RE Energy｜Electronic Manufacturing

Thailand’s PCB boom: Why renewable power is becoming the next competitive hurdle

Thailand is ASEAN's largest PCB base with THB 200B in investment since 2022, but renewables cover only 3% of power use. DPPA access is limited to data centers, leaving PCB makers reliant on rooftop solar and I-RECs.

June 29, 2026
Thailand’s new PDP sets 60% clean power goal as firms seek fairer access to renewables
ASEAN｜RE Energy｜Energy, Transport & Building

Thailand’s new PDP sets 60% clean power goal as firms seek fairer access to renewables

Thailand's new PDP targets 60% clean electricity by 2050—50% renewables plus 10% SMR. But manufacturers say data centers get priority under the current Utility Green Tariff while established industry waits.

June 29, 2026
Thai farmers fear water woes from planned LNG plant
ASEAN｜Green Policy｜Energy, Transport & Building

Thai farmers fear water woes from planned LNG plant

Farmers in Thailand’s Chachoengsao province worry a planned 600-megawatt LNG power plant could increase water shortages and air pollution in an area already facing recurring drought.

June 29, 2026
ASEAN Weekly: COP31 electrification target spotlights power grids; Malaysia, South Korea develop bio-CNG
ASEAN｜Green Policy

ASEAN Weekly: COP31 electrification target spotlights power grids; Malaysia, South Korea develop bio-CNG

This week in ASEAN, energy transition remained in focus as the Bonn climate talks highlighted a push for a global electrification target ahead of COP31, raising attention on ASEAN’s grid development and renewable energy investment needs.

June 29, 2026
How Indonesia, Malaysia can turn energy security responses into long-term resilience
ASEAN｜Green Policy｜Energy, Transport & Building

How Indonesia, Malaysia can turn energy security responses into long-term resilience

60% of ASEAN oil imports come from the Middle East. Indonesia spends USD 2–3B annually on biodiesel subsidies while Malaysia's Solar ATAP replaces NEM—but conflicting carbon tax and gas subsidy signals remain.

June 26, 2026
Singapore’s energy transition hinges on imported power, emerging technologies: experts
ASEAN｜RE Energy｜Energy, Transport & Building

Singapore’s energy transition hinges on imported power, emerging technologies: experts

Aurora Energy Research projects Singapore's Indonesian solar imports will cost SGD 240–340/MWh vs SGD 170 in wholesale revenue. REC prices peak near SGD 60 in 2026, then fall below SGD 20 by 2031.

June 24, 2026

Asia Pacific

How can green home features create a win-win for developers and homeowners?
Asia Pacific｜Initiative｜Energy, Transport & Building

How can green home features create a win-win for developers and homeowners?

For years, builders and developers have treated “sustainable” homes as someone else’s problem. The new research reveals developers could actually make a bigger profit than they do now from new home builds that include more sustainability features.

June 24, 2026
How Australia can deliver the secure gas, renewable fuels and battery minerals Asia-Pacific needs
Asia Pacific｜RE Energy｜Energy, Transport & Building

How Australia can deliver the secure gas, renewable fuels and battery minerals Asia-Pacific needs

Australia can leverage its vast renewable and fossil fuel resources to form a new energy security alliance, helping fuel-dependent Asia-Pacific nations stabilize their markets amid rising global energy demands and disruptions, an expert says.

June 22, 2026
Taiwan moves to curb greenwashing, launches new circular label for recycled products
Asia Pacific｜Green Policy｜Service and Others

Taiwan moves to curb greenwashing, launches new circular label for recycled products

Taiwan's anti-greenwashing guideline targets misused terms like "net zero" and undisclosed award criteria. A new circular label, separate from the eco-label, now covers 12 products under the gMIT brand.

June 18, 2026
Why investors see energy resilience as Taiwan’s next AI challenge
Asia Pacific｜RE Energy｜Energy, Transport & Building

Why investors see energy resilience as Taiwan’s next AI challenge

Taiwan's AI and semiconductor industries could add over 5 GW of electricity demand by 2030, while 12-day gas reserves expose supply risk. Investors say energy resilience now shapes the investment case for Taiwan.

June 09, 2026
Analysis: China’s CO2 climbs 2% in early 2026 due to ‘wasted’ wind and solar
Asia Pacific｜RE Energy｜Energy, Transport & Building

Analysis: China’s CO2 climbs 2% in early 2026 due to ‘wasted’ wind and solar

China’s carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions grew by 2% in the first quarter of 2026, after a rise in the amount of “wasted” wind and solar power.

June 08, 2026
Who leads in low carbon competitiveness? Assessing Taiwan’s Big Six electronics manufacturers in AI era
Asia Pacific｜Carbon Management｜Electronic Manufacturing

Who leads in low carbon competitiveness? Assessing Taiwan’s Big Six electronics manufacturers in AI era

RECCESSARY examines how Taiwan’s six leading electronics manufacturers are advancing renewable energy adoption, supply chain decarbonization, internal carbon pricing, and low carbon transformation.

June 05, 2026
Taiwan’s carbon fee debut: Semiconductors account for 44% of payments as reduction plan withdrawals surface
Asia Pacific｜Carbon Pricing｜Service and Others

Taiwan’s carbon fee debut: Semiconductors account for 44% of payments as reduction plan withdrawals surface

Taiwan’s carbon fee system has officially entered into force. According to the MOENV, all 461 regulated facilities operated by 240 companies completed their carbon fee payments on schedule.

June 04, 2026
Green talent playbook: What does a carbon trader do? Inside one of the net-zero economy’s new careers
Asia Pacific｜Carbon Market｜Service and Others

Green talent playbook: What does a carbon trader do? Inside one of the net-zero economy’s new careers

The rollout of carbon pricing, CBAM, and CORSIA is driving demand for carbon credits and creating new career opportunities in the sector.

June 04, 2026

Global

Can ship recycling supply steel needed for the green transition?
Global｜Carbon Management｜Basic Materials

Can ship recycling supply steel needed for the green transition?

Old ships contain mountains of scrap needed for lower-carbon steelmaking. But the course from ship to furnace is made harder by global politics.

July 01, 2026
Six charts show how clean power was world’s largest source of new energy in 2025
Global｜RE Energy｜Energy, Transport & Building

Six charts show how clean power was world’s largest source of new energy in 2025

Clean power added more to global energy supplies than any other source in 2025, according to the latest Energy Institute statistical review of world energy.

July 01, 2026
Three lessons for the world from the fall of another UK prime minister
Global｜Green Policy

Three lessons for the world from the fall of another UK prime minister

Keir Starmer promised more for developing countries and a grown-up approach on climate and China. His abrupt exit holds lessons far beyond Britain.

June 25, 2026
Bonn talks: Why COP31’s electrification target matters for ASEAN energy markets
Global｜Initiative｜Energy, Transport & Building

Bonn talks: Why COP31’s electrification target matters for ASEAN energy markets

COP31's 35x35 target aims to raise electricity's share of final energy to 35% by 2035. ASEAN electricity demand grew 60% in a decade and needs USD 20B+ annually in grid investment to keep pace.

June 22, 2026
SBTi unveils Net-Zero Standard 2.0: Three key changes companies should know
Initiative｜Manufacturing｜Global

SBTi unveils Net-Zero Standard 2.0: Three key changes companies should know

SBTi's first major revision since 2021 lets companies count low-carbon product purchases toward Scope 3 targets, replaces 2050 pledges with five-year cycles, and tiers carbon credit use.

June 12, 2026
Inside SpaceX IPO: Can orbital data centers solve AI’s growing power problem?
Global｜RE Energy｜Service and Others

Inside SpaceX IPO: Can orbital data centers solve AI’s growing power problem?

SpaceX's IPO seeks USD 75B at a USD 1.77T valuation as AI1 targets solar-powered orbital computing. Blue Origin, Meta, and others are also pursuing space-based energy to bypass terrestrial grid limits.

June 11, 2026
Why electric SUV boom is a problem for climate, health and equity
Global｜Carbon Management｜Energy, Transport & Building

Why electric SUV boom is a problem for climate, health and equity

Governments and car manufacturers sell electric cars as the future of green transport. But a less visible trend is challenging this story: many electric cars are getting bigger.

June 09, 2026
IATA warns of wide gap in SAF output, moves to boost CORSIA EEUs supply
Global｜Carbon Market｜Energy, Transport & Building

IATA warns of wide gap in SAF output, moves to boost CORSIA EEUs supply

SAF is widely seen as a key solution for decarbonizing the aviation sector. However, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) has struck a pessimistic tone, projecting global SAF production will reach just 2.4 million.

June 08, 2026
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Sun-up Recycling targets battery production waste as Thailand’s EV industry expands
Exclusive

Sun-up Recycling targets battery production waste as Thailand’s EV industry expands

The near-term battery recycling opportunity in Thailand isn't retired EVs—it's manufacturing waste. Sun-up Recycling recovers NMP solvents at 99.993% purity from EV factories in the Eastern Economic Corridor.

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EU carbon market outlook: How companies can prepare for carbon price rebound after 2027
Insight

EU carbon market outlook: How companies can prepare for carbon price rebound after 2027

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