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PLN bets on bigger deals to unlock Indonesia’s hydropower pipeline
PLN bets on bigger deals to unlock Indonesia’s hydropower pipeline
Green Policy｜Energy, Transport & Building｜ASEAN

PLN bets on bigger deals to unlock Indonesia’s hydropower pipeline

Indonesia is turning to private developers to drive its next wave of hydropower expansion, as state utility PLN seeks to accelerate renewable-energy investment while concentrating its own resources on grid infrastructure.

August 07, 2026
Southeast Asia steel faces rising CBAM costs as Malaysia’s bill could hit $237 million
ASEAN｜Carbon Management｜Basic Materials

Southeast Asia steel faces rising CBAM costs as Malaysia’s bill could hit $237 million

Steelmakers across Southeast Asia are facing rising costs as the EU CBAM entered its charging phase this year. The Malaysia Steel Institute (MSI) estimates that CBAM-related compliance costs for the steel sector could reach 970.7 million ringgit.

August 06, 2026

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PLN bets on bigger deals to unlock Indonesia’s hydropower pipeline
Green Policy｜Energy, Transport & Building｜ASEAN

PLN bets on bigger deals to unlock Indonesia’s hydropower pipeline

Indonesia is turning to private developers to drive its next wave of hydropower expansion, as state utility PLN seeks to accelerate renewable-energy investment while concentrating its own resources on grid infrastructure.

August 07, 2026
Southeast Asia steel faces rising CBAM costs as Malaysia’s bill could hit $237 million
ASEAN｜Carbon Management｜Basic Materials

Southeast Asia steel faces rising CBAM costs as Malaysia’s bill could hit $237 million

Steelmakers across Southeast Asia are facing rising costs as the EU CBAM entered its charging phase this year. The Malaysia Steel Institute (MSI) estimates that CBAM-related compliance costs for the steel sector could reach 970.7 million ringgit.

August 06, 2026
ASEAN Weekly: Thailand to review long-term PPA, Malaysia’s LSS6 rewrites the bidding equation
ASEAN｜Green Policy

ASEAN Weekly: Thailand to review long-term PPA, Malaysia’s LSS6 rewrites the bidding equation

This week in ASEAN, Thailand has pledged to review its existing power procurement plans in an effort to ease high electricity prices, while Malaysia’s sixth large-scale solar (LSS6) program is set to reshape the country’s utility-scale renewable energy ma

August 06, 2026
Carbon markets alone won’t keep Southeast Asia’s forests standing, study says
ASEAN｜Carbon Market｜Service and Others

Carbon markets alone won’t keep Southeast Asia’s forests standing, study says

The researchers point to the need for diversified sources of conservation funding to complement carbon markets, such as blended finance, green bonds and payment for ecosystems services, as well as more supportive governance frameworks.

August 06, 2026
Indonesia’s captive coal surge exposes loopholes in energy transition plans
ASEAN｜Green Policy｜Energy, Transport & Building

Indonesia’s captive coal surge exposes loopholes in energy transition plans

Loopholes in energy transition targets have allowed coal to retain a long-term foothold in the Indonesian energy mix.

August 05, 2026
Why contaminated soybean oil qualifies for biodiesel but not SAF
Asia Pacific｜RE Energy｜Energy, Transport & Building

Why contaminated soybean oil qualifies for biodiesel but not SAF

Taiwan’s investigation into Central Union’s benzo[a]pyrene (BaP) contamination is ongoing. Authorities have traced about 1,300 metric tons of affected soybean oil to Formosa Oilseed Processing (588 metric tons), Fwusow Industry (421 metric tons) and Taisu

August 05, 2026
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