MARKET INSIGHT

Taiwan’s green energy future: Tackling 3 key challenges with lessons from the UK, Germany

Taiwan’s renewable energy market is at a crucial juncture. This article summarizes key insights from a report on Taiwan’s renewable energy sector, with a focus on the feed-in tariff system, market structure, and international lessons from the UK, Germany.

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Is TSMC an effective environmental steward for Taiwan?

Taiwan's environmental protection foundation CET outlines three key observations on TSMC's environmental impacts: its environmental record, rising energy demand amid expansion, and Taiwan's challenges in balancing industrial growth with sustainability.

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Taiwan plans to import Philippine green energy: What are the potentials and obstacles?

Taiwan’s Economic Affairs Minister Kuo Jyh-huei recently proposed importing renewable energy from the Philippines via a 300-kilometer submarine cable, raising doubts about its feasibility and cost-effectiveness compared to local production.

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Vietnam’s GEFE: How the DPPA is reshaping investment opportunities in green energy

The GEFE was held by Eurocham Vietnam covering multiple topical discussions and inviting over 200 exhibitors. This article will cover what we know about Vietnam’s renewable energy development status and recommendations for investors.

Can Vietnam’s impressive renewable energy buildout satisfy corporate demand?

Vietnam already has a high proportion of renewable energy in its installed capacity, but would it be enough for the growing demand from corporate users?

Insights from ISES: The promises and challenges of new energies for Malaysia’s energy transition

This article expands on the discussions from the International Sustainable Energy Summit (ISES) in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia from August 20 to 21, 2024, focusing on on Malaysia’s current status and future planning around grid modernization and new energy.

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ASEAN's energy evolution: Market liberalization vs. state control

Most ASEAN member states have declared national carbon neutrality targets and renewable energy goals. However, translating these commitments into actionable strategies varies widely across the region and demand electricity market liberalization.

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From RE100 to CFE 24/7: Addressing challenges for corporates in achieving carbon-free energy in Asia

Prominent corporations like Microsoft and Google have committed to realizing Carbon-Free Energy (CFE) 24/7 for their offices and operations by 2030, setting a precedent for others to follow. 

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Why South Korean companies lag in RE100: Analyzing green energy challenges from mix, pricing, and procurement

The South Korean government has been called out on its less-than-ambitious renewable target and renewable energy development planning policies. This article aims to analyze the currently available corporate green power procurement options in the country.

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REM Asia 2024: Green power market status and recommended corporate strategy

The REM Asia commenced in Singapore on April 28. The conference provided a valuable opportunity for governments, businesses, and research institutes to gather and discuss the latest market and policy developments of renewable energy demand and supply.

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Shipping carbon surcharge: Fair pricing or profiteering?

According to the International Maritime Organization (IMO), carbon emissions from the maritime industry account for 3% of the world's total. To accelerate industry decarbonization, the EU has included the maritime sector in its Emissions Trading System (E

Strategies for Scope 2 decarbonization: RECs, PPA, VPPA, and more

What is the best way to decarbonize your power use in Southeast Asia? This article explains the 4 major power purchase mechanisms and their advantages and considerations.

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