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Solarvest said it has acquired rooftop solar projects totaling 12.8 MWp in Vietnam, with another 100 MWp being tendered in the country.

Japan will hold talks with Malaysia on storing power plant and industrial emissions in the Southeast Asian nation, with an aim of the first shipment in 2028.

Indonesia launched its first carbon emissions trading market to curb the climate impact of its coal-dominated power sector.

ExxonMobil and BP executives expressed optimism about the oil firm’s carbon capture projects in Indonesia, suggesting they provided a solution to the global need to balance emissions reduction and energy security.

Tokyo Stock Exchange will begin trading carbon credits on October 11, launching Japan's first exchange-based carbon market as the world's fifth-largest emitter moves to address climate change.

The state government of Sarawak is studying the possibility of utilizing wood pellets to generate additional energy, according to Premier Abang Johari.

Thailand’s PM announced the country’s energy transition targets and sustainability measures at the UN General Assembly. He also called for reforms in international financial systems to facilitate more inclusive development funding.

Indonesia’s state-owned oil giant Pertamina and The Nusantara Capital City Authority signed a MoU on the development of the Pertamina Sustainable Energy Center in East Kalimantan Province.

Malaysia’s largest renewable energy power plant at Bukit Tagar Enviro Park, Selangor with a capacity of 12 MW has commenced operations.

Indonesia has asked a Chinese carmaker to help it build a homegrown electric vehicle by 2025 or 2026, according to a senior minister.

The Vietnam Steel Association has announced that Vietnam’s steel industry has targeted to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 and has started transitioning to a greener model of production.

Renewable energy deals are spreading across Southeast Asia as the region works to transition away from fossil fuels, with electricity-hungry Singapore as a driving power.