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Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s new ‘One Sun One World One Grid’ vision positive

Japan’s electricity generation has dropped at an average rate of 1.2% per annum since 2008. New power generation cannot be added to a power system with flat or declining demand without existing generation being crowded out. Importantly, the…

Indonesia’s high-risk flirtation with resource nationalism

The Adani juggernaut is expanding on all fronts, Australian coal needs not be one of them

How Sustainable Is India’s Solar Boom?

A concerted effort by the U.S. gas industry to push LNG onto developing Asian nations is jeopardising renewable energy investment across the continent.

Five major financial institutions in Asia have over the past six weeks announced plans to move away from financing coal-fired power plants, signalling an accelerating trend across the region out of coal towards renewables.

Australia: Key thermal coal off-takers continue to abandon coal-fired power projects

No foreign players will bid in India’s auction of coal blocks

Global capital markets are continuing to move towards the exit when it comes to financing, insuring or investing in thermal coal and coal-fired power plants used to generate electricity.