– $14trn in grid investment needed globally by 2050 – Solar power generation to surge in the near to medium term – Rural areas have the greatest shortfall in grid coverage – Aluminium and smart-grid technologies key to expansion As the capacity to generate wind and solar power continues to expand around the world, hopes of accelerating the phase-outof coal as the leading source…
– Shipping companies are experimenting with methanol, ammonia and wind – Accelerated emissions reductions needed to meet shipping’s net-zero goals – Developing hydrogen export capacitykey to the uptake of greenmaritime fuels – Indonesia, Mexico and South Africa hold potential for green fuel bunkering With fossil fuels still powering roughly 99% of global shipping, the…
– Asia, Africa and the Middle East are expected to increase hydropower production – Drought in China and financial and environmental concerns are creating uncertainty – Cross-border hydro trade and new financing avenues are expanding – Pumped storage technologies offer opportunities for large-scale hydropower storage As the world strives to meet net-zero emissions goals amid geopolitical…
– High-income countries are exploring ways to fund Indonesia’s energy transition – Energy transition partnerships have been used in South Africa to help with decarbonisation efforts – Despite recent progress, the scale and cost of switching to renewables remains a challenge – Emerging markets have begun leveraging the environment to fund net-zero plans As emerging markets continue…
– A handful of projects propose exporting solar energy from Indonesia to Singapore – Morocco is another emerging market with the potential to export renewable energy – Exporting renewable energy could provide emerging markets with economic opportunities – Concerns remain that renewable energy exports could hinder local energy transitions As demand for renewable energy grows globally,…
Indonesia’s environmental, social and governance (ESG) and UN Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) priorities centre on the affordable transition to renewable energy, socio-economic growth beyond Jakarta, and improved governance in both the public and private sector. This ESG Intelligence report details the country's growing role in the global ESG ecosystem, with a focus on topics such as national…
Indonesia’s environmental, social and governance (ESG) and UN Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) priorities centre on the affordable transition to renewable energy, socio-economic growth beyond Jakarta, and improved governance in both the public and private sector. This ESG Intelligence report details the country's growing role in the global ESG ecosystem, with a focus on topics such as national…
It is the ASEAN’s Most Important Renewable Energy Event and will be held in 17-19 March, 2022 at JIExpo Kemayoran, Jakarta – Indonesia. This event will be co-locating with other important events such as Solartech Indonesia, Inalight Indonesia, Smarthome+City Indonesua, Inatronics, and others. The Indonesia’s Leading Industrial Power Generation and Renewable Energy Exhibition is back for…
– Indonesia plans to establish a $4bn polysilicon industry – Supply and demand issues saw polysilicon prices reach 10-year highs – Greater production could help cut the cost of producing solar panels – Emerging markets are increasingly investing in renewable energy As the pricesof solar power inputs reach10-year highs, Indonesia is looking to boost solar panel manufacturing. In…
Organised by Montgomery Asia, Geo Connect Asia (GCA) 2022 will be the focal point for ASEAN’s burgeoning geospatial and location intelligence markets. The event combines an exhibition and series of conferences, to provide an industry platform which is crucial to the region’s development. Following its launch in 2019 the first live Geo Connect Asia (GCA) was held on the 24th and25th…
