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Japan Smart Energy Week 2026 was held in Tokyo from March 17 to 19, spotlighting the country’s push toward a more diversified energy mix.

The conflict between the U.S. and Iran has pushed up global fossil fuel prices. With expectations of tighter supplies, Asian countries that rely heavily on energy imports have begun building up reserves.

Vietnam’s retroactive FiT disputes affecting 12GW of solar and wind projects have renewed investor concerns. The expert examines the role of Construction Completion Acceptance (CCA) in determining project eligibility and tariff entitlement.

As Thailand expands corporate access to renewable energy, mechanisms such as DPPAs and regional grid integration are emerging as both key enablers and persistent bottlenecks.

An environmental, social, and governance (ESG) assessment framework developed by MSCI Inc., a global index provider, is widely used as a benchmark in the global exchange-traded fund (ETF) market and tracks one of the largest pools of investment assets.

Vietnamese EV maker VinFast, listed in the United States, reported widening annual losses despite a sharp increase in vehicle deliveries. The company said it aims to sell up to 300,000 electric vehicles this year.

Thailand is experiencing a rapid data center boom, with more than 70 projects planned or underway. Critics say the sector is expanding with little transparency or community consultation, leaving locals uncertain about environmental safeguards.

Amid rising energy security concerns across ASEAN, the Philippines is weighing power price intervention and increased coal generation.

This week’s ASEAN sustainability developments highlight shifts in energy policy and challenges in regional power cooperation.

In this exclusive interview with RECCESSARY, Whole Sun Green Power reflects on what it learned from earlier setbacks and how those lessons are shaping its next phase of development.

Rising oil prices could strengthen the appeal of electric vehicles (EVs) in Southeast Asia, particularly as expanding renewable energy capacity continues to push electricity costs lower, economists at the Asian Development Bank (ADB) said.

Vietnam’s renewable energy sector is caught in a strange, somewhat contradictory moment. On one hand, the long-awaited Direct Power Purchase Agreement (DPPA) framework finally went live in March. By lowering the barriers for entry, it felt like the indust