Thailand has recently approved a policy framework for small modular reactors (SMRs), with the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) set to lead the country’s first project before private-sector participation is considered.
It can strengthen energy security and bring investment and employment closer to demand, write two academics.
Thailand has recently approved a policy framework for small modular reactors (SMRs), with the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) set to lead the country’s first project before private-sector participation is considered.
It can strengthen energy security and bring investment and employment closer to demand, write two academics.
Researchers say protecting the most important biodiversity and carbon areas could substantially reduce environmental risks, but doing so could also constrain nickel supply.
ASEAN countries need to brace themselves for a “super” El Niño weather phenomenon, experts warn.
China is pouring investment into Indonesia’s petrochemical industry. But will its stricter environmental standards at home apply abroad?
Industrial parks drive a third of China's emissions. As Beijing eyes 100 zero-carbon zones, could this model reach 159+ overseas parks?
Equity funding for Southeast Asia’s data center sector is heavily concentrated in Singapore, with five Singapore-headquartered companies accounting for 98% of the total raised.
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.
Better monitoring and regional cooperation needed as Himalayan hazards become more complex, says ICIMOD disaster risk specialist Saswata Sanyal.
REDD+ aims to protect 40,000 hectares of Iraya forest in Mindoro, Philippines, but carbon revenue remains unresolved. Read the full report.
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The compilation of carbon taxes under different schemes enables companies to assess the carbon cost for operations in different countries.
Carbon labels show the carbon emissions generated by companies and products at the stages of raw materials, manufacturing, transport, distribution, usage, and disposal, as a consideration for consumers when making purchases, and to encourage companies to go low-carbon in their product development.
Carbon trading mechanisms are introduced by governments to encourage businesses to reduce their emissions and sell excess credits for revenue, thus achieving carbon neutrality.
Profit/non-profit renewable energy initiatives, such as RE100, aim to stimulate the use of renewable energy by businesses and communities.
Green energy labels are created to ensure a reliable source of Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs), which come in various types depending on regional requirements.
Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) or Energy Attribute Certificates (EACs) is a tracking tool acting as a proof of green power generation and consumption, with each certificate representing 1 MWh of green electricity.
