News & Insights Across Asia
China is leading the global transition towards renewable energy, according to IRENA’s Deputy Director-General Gauri Singh, highlighting China’s significant contributions and commitment to sustainable development.
The energy industry spearheads Sino-French cooperation, with EDF leading key projects in China, showcasing how collaboration drives mutual growth and innovation.
China has relaunched its voluntary carbon market, the CCER scheme, enabling enterprises to trade carbon credits voluntarily and boosting efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Following COP28 in Dubai, Asia and its businesses are at the forefront of the global transition to renewable energy, driving innovation and leading the green revolution.
China emerges as a crucial player in global green development, leveraging its strategic planning and renewable energy technologies to combat climate change and promote sustainable progress.
China’s Belt and Road Initiative now prioritizes renewable energy, with renewables accounting for nearly 60% of overseas projects, marking significant progress towards sustainable development.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres declares the global shift to renewable energy is inevitable at COP28, urging governments and industries to phase out fossil fuels to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius.
China’s shift from pollution to global green leadership showcases how economic growth and environmental sustainability can align. Discover how China’s green miracle is shaping the future.
Explore the cutting-edge innovations in clean energy at the China International Supply Chain Expo, where over 70 companies showcase advancements in power supply, grid load management, and energy storage.
Asia stands at a pivotal moment to accelerate its clean-energy revolution, crucial for preventing global temperatures from rising above 1.5°C. Decisive action now can drive sustainable growth and climate resilience.
Helen Clarkson, CEO of The Climate Group, urges strong political will to overcome barriers in phasing out fossil fuels and accelerating renewable energy ahead of COP28.
In Qinghai’s Gonghe, renewable energy and eco-farming are transforming ecosystems and livelihoods. Journalists Liu Xin and Andy Boreham explore these initiatives bringing positive change.
The Al Dhafra PV2 Solar Power Plant, the world’s largest single-site solar power facility built by China, has been completed in Abu Dhabi, UAE, spanning 20 square kilometers with over four million PV modules.
In Qinghai’s Gonghe County, a hydro-solar power station and eco-farming cooperative are transforming the ecosystem and enhancing local livelihoods through renewable energy and sustainable agriculture.
As COP28 approaches, we explore what the global community can realistically expect from this pivotal climate conference in advancing the fight against climate change.
The sixth China International Import Expo highlights sustainable consumption options, showcasing how individuals can adopt green practices for a healthier planet.
The UAE is transforming its energy sector by investing in AI-assisted solar power plants and innovative desalination technologies, aiming to reduce reliance on fossil fuels and embrace sustainability.
Liaoning Province in northeast China is leading the way in green development, implementing President Xi Jinping’s vision by transforming its economy, adjusting its energy structure, and enhancing environmental protection.
As Africa accelerates its green energy transition, Asian investors are poised to play a significant role in funding sustainable development across the continent.
The Lower Sesan 2 Hydropower Station in northeastern Cambodia is one of Asia’s longest dams and the country’s largest hydro project, contributing nearly 20 percent to Cambodia’s total installed energy capacity.