MARKET INSIGHT

Class 3 renewables potential in Southeast Asia: Biomass energy in Thailand

It is nearly impossible for businesses to achieve 100% renewable energy use (RE100) depending solely on wind or solar energy, especially with the bundled REC mechanism and 24/7 use of renewable energy. Therefore, most companies that have completed RE100

Carbon neutral: How to buy carbon credits (Part II)

This section will focus on the differences between these trading platforms and the international standards that allow them to distinguish themselves in the voluntary market.

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Carbon neutral: How to buy carbon credits (Part I)

Companies need to assess carefully whether the carbon credits in which they intend to invest are eligible for future offsets.

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Energy strategies for businesses: illustrated by the Taiwanese market

Although the use of renewable energy is a market trend, it increases costs and inconvenience for businesses to purchase electricity. Such concern becomes the reason why many enterprises hesitate to go green. This chapter analyzes the challenges enterprise

Forecast for renewable energy markets in East Asia: Supply and demand outlook

Will renewable electricity be sufficient for purchase in 2030? From an optimistic point of view, the answer is yes.

Forecast for renewable energy market trends in East Asia: Renewable electricity supply

In recent years, governments in East Asia have seized the opportunities of foreign capital inflow in the renewable energy market and have taken policy measures to stimulate investment in renewable energy.

How the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism affects businesses

Trade barriers, such as the China–United States trade war, are government-induced tariffs or sanctions on imported goods to reduce the trade deficit. Today, a new form of trade barriers has emerged – the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM).

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