Why it’s so hard to predict a tragedy like Nepal’s glacier collapse
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Bangladesh Turns to Rooftop Solar Amid Energy Crisis
Bangladesh’s government aims to develop 5,500 megawatts of rooftop solar capacity, alongside 4,500 megawatts of ground-mounted solar capacity. The country...
How SPARK Uses Closed-Door Dialogue Under the Chatham House Rule to Advance Southeast Asia’s Energy Transition
Asia Clean Energy Partners is an international advisory firm focused on accelerating the clean energy transition across Asia-Pacific by working...
China’s Solar Industry Is Losing Money. The Country Is Doubling Down Anyway.
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RE100: Corporate Demand for Renewable Energy Is Outpacing Market Readiness
Climate Group is the international non-profit behind RE100, a coalition of more than 400 companies committed to sourcing 100% renewable...
Agrivoltaics in Bangladesh: Growing Food and Solar Power on the Same Land
Unlike many larger countries, Bangladesh cannot easily set aside vast stretches of unused land for utility-scale solar farms. Every hectare...
How the Viet Nam-Thailand-Malaysia-Singapore Framework Could Accelerate ASEAN Power Grid Integration
ESCAP (Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific) is a UN organization that promotes cooperation, sustainable development, and...
For ASEAN, Energy Security Is a Team Sport
In a competitive political environment, protectionist instincts among government leaders are understandable, particularly when they are under pressure to respond...
ClimateTech Series: The Growing Opportunities in Lithium-Ion Battery Recycling
As renewable energy deployment accelerates, its inherent intermittency is increasing the need for technologies that can bridge energy generation, consumption,...
Fighting Saltwater with Sunlight: How Solar Technology Is Tackling the Drinking Water Crisis in Southwest Bangladesh
When the waters of the Kholpetua River begin to rise, fear settles over Bhamia village. The advancing tide pushes salt...
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