Energy

A project supported by the BIMP-EAGA–Republic of Korea Cooperation Fund is giving low-income families in disaster-prone areas access to clean, affordable energy.

Ministers also tout growth in tourism, trade, investment, and project rollout.

Initial findings from a BIMP-EAGA study provide insights into creating a credible and sustainable regional REC system.

Nine out of 213 project proposals were selected during the fourth grant cycle of the BIMP-EAGA–Republic of Korea Cooperation Fund (BKCF).

The state-owned company eyes second phase with 160 megawatts capacity.

Southeast Asia advanced efforts to guide capital and funding toward sustainable activities in carbon-intensive sectors.

Kalimantan, Sulawesi, Maluku, and Papua have untapped ocean resources that could help the country meet and raise its climate ambition.

In partnership with Japanese companies, Sarawak's SEDC Energy will develop a clean hydrogen supply chain with production facilities in the coastal town of Bintulu.

The move will help ensure there is a credible mechanism for tracking renewable energy consumption and in supporting the shift to a low-carbon economy.

Rich in feedstock, the region can become an important source of biofuel, which is currently in short supply.