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Malaysia-listed PLS Plantations has partnered with Japan’s Nippon Paper to jointly research large-scale eucalyptus cultivation and assess the feasibility of downstream biomass applications, including biochar and black pellets for carbon sequestration.

This week’s ASEAN sustainability roundup highlights developments in energy storage, green transport, and renewable fuels.

As ESG becomes a standard in international capital markets, the Taiwan Stock Exchange will upgrade the evaluation to an ESG framework starting in 2026, expanding its scope from governance to include environmental and social dimensions.

Indonesia is stepping up efforts to attract foreign investment into its waste-to-energy (WtE) programme, with Danantara recently pitching the plan to Australian companies during a high-level business visit.

As Thailand heads to the polls on Feb. 8, experts explain why climate remains sidelined in the election debate and what the next government must do on energy.

Energy storage scale-up, offshore wind auctions, and shifting power roadmaps emerge as key Asia-Pacific transition themes, BNEF says.

A mobile energy storage–equipped EV charging station has made its first appearance in Malaysia. Singapore-based startup Kelle Energy has launched a mobile EV charger integrated with battery storage.

Vietnam may overtake Thailand in nominal GDP in 2026. But does the ranking tell the full story?

The European Commission has released the first Implementation Regulation under the Carbon Removals and Carbon Farming (CRCF) framework. This sets out how carbon removal and carbon farming activities will be certified across the EU.

Vietnam is stepping up its bioenergy push. Starting in June, all qualifying unleaded gasoline sold nationwide will be required to contain a 10% bio-ethanol blend, known as E10.

The ASEAN Power Grid (APG) has entered a new era of unprecedented momentum. For the first time in nearly 30 years since APG was launched, sustained political support is driving concrete progress on cross-border grid initiatives.

Google and Singapore Airlines are among nine companies participating in Singapore’s first government-led, national-level sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) procurement initiative, according to a Feb. 2 statement.