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Australia greenlights 50‑MW Hunter Valley hydrogen hub
Australia greenlights 50‑MW Hunter Valley hydrogen hub
The project would be its first project under its Hydrogen Headstart programme.
New Zealand opens waters to offshore renewable energy
New Zealand opens waters to offshore renewable energy
Electricity generation reached a record 96.4% in the last three months of 2025.
J‑POWER turbine upgrade lifts Nanairo hydro to 85,800kW
J‑POWER turbine upgrade lifts Nanairo hydro to 85,800kW
Output rose by 3,800 kW at the 61-year-old facility without increasing water intake.
Seatrium starts exporting power from floating LNG-battery lab
Seatrium starts exporting power from floating LNG-battery lab
Surplus electricity from the platform can support around 1,500 four-room HDB households.
Philippine grid gets 1.5 GW boost from 40 new projects
Philippine grid gets 1.5 GW boost from 40 new projects
Fourteen more projects with 371.8 MW are in testing and commissioning.
RENOVA signs direct solar PPA with Tokyo Gas
RENOVA signs direct solar PPA with Tokyo Gas
Partnership supports corporate and local government decarbonisation efforts.

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Power Utility Philippines pays more for power than most Southeast Asian peers
Imported fuel and grid costs continue to drive electricity bills higher.
Asia-Pacific renewable investment outpaces procurement efficiency
Developers cite grid, contracting, and documentation hurdles.
Japan coal shift falls short of replacing Hormuz LNG supply
Utilities limit coal buying amidst uncertainty over the disruption duration.
Asia gas power feels oil shocks with delay
Take-or-pay LNG deals limit operators’ ability to adjust output.
Project Decentralised solar undercuts grid costs in rural Southeast Asia
GoRental systems deliver power at a fraction of the grid cost.
Carbon tax, green imports raise cost, compliance risks
Narrowly focusing on the tax overlooks the full economic picture.
Grid-forming inverters seize control to stabilise Asia’s power
Electricity demand is rising faster than the physical networks that deliver it.

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