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Could an Australian Solar Farm Challenge Lao Energy Ambitions?

Could an Australian Solar Farm Challenge Lao Energy Ambitions?

By Luke Hunt
With ambitious plans to export Australian solar power to Singapore, Sun Cable could reshape ASEAN’s future power demands.

With India’s Electrical Grid Under Strain, Rural Hospitals and Clinics Find Reliable Power in Rooftop Solar

With India’s Electrical Grid Under Strain, Rural Hospitals and Clinics Find Reliable Power in Rooftop Solar

By Sibi Arasu
The reliability that solar has brought has been a revelation.
Do Adani’s Woes Matter for India’s Clean Energy Transition?

Do Adani’s Woes Matter for India’s Clean Energy Transition?

By Sibi Arasu and Aniruddha Ghosal
Adani is still working on existing renewables projects but not those in the pipeline. 

Sun Cable’s Collapse and the Australian Role in Southeast Asia’s Energy Transition

Sun Cable’s Collapse and the Australian Role in Southeast Asia’s Energy Transition

By Nicholas Basan
Rather than focusing on exporting renewable energy to the region, Australian firms should invest directly in Southeast Asia's green transition.

Sun Cable Places Clean Energy Export Plans On Hold

Sun Cable Places Clean Energy Export Plans On Hold

By James Guild
The company had hoped to provide nearly half of Singapore’s clean energy imports in the coming decades.

India-led Alliance Bats for Diverse Solar Energy Market

India-led Alliance Bats for Diverse Solar Energy Market

By Sibi Arasu
The global market is almost entirely reliant on China for solar products, with 15 percent of global supply coming from one Chinese plant alone.

Solar Energy Project Leaves Uzbek Women in the Dark

Solar Energy Project Leaves Uzbek Women in the Dark

By Nina Lesikhina
Solar energy may be a great solution to the climate change problem, but local communities must benefit first. 
Australia’s Big Plans for Clean Energy Exports

Australia’s Big Plans for Clean Energy Exports

By James Guild
A plan to export solar power to Southeast Asia via underwater cable have attracted media attention, but have a lot of obstacles to overcome.

In the Face of Criticism, Laos Pushes Ahead With Four Mekong Dams

In the Face of Criticism, Laos Pushes Ahead With Four Mekong Dams

By Luke Hunt
But costs and competition could leave the putative "battery of Southeast Asia" running on empty.

Australia’s Mission to Become a Solar Powerhouse 

Australia’s Mission to Become a Solar Powerhouse 

By Joshua Mcdonald
Sunshine alone, though, does not guarantee a successful solar industry -- infrastructure and stable, smart politics are necessary. 

India’s Rising Stature as a Solar Power

India’s Rising Stature as a Solar Power

By Chithra Purushothaman
New Delhi’s International Solar Alliance envisions a green future.
The Environmental Cost of China’s South China Sea Construction

The Environmental Cost of China’s South China Sea Construction

By Shannon Tiezzi
Plus, more on the Tianjin explosions, China previews Xi's trip to DC, and the world's biggest solar plant. China links.

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