Singapore International Energy Week | 22 October

Need for greater energy cooperation in Asia

By Jack Barnes and Suman Bery, Shell | 14 March 2013

As Asia's energy demand rises, there is a need to come together in cooperation to manage both the region's climate footprint and the security of energy supply.

Solar PV: In harmony with humans and nature

By EMA staff | 11 March 2013

A new report by the World Wildlife Federation (WWF) suggests that solar photovoltaic (PV) energy production can develop in parallel with livelihood and conservation goals

5Qs with Panasonic's Yoshiyuki Miyabe

By EMA staff | 15 January 2013

Panasonic Corp's Managing Director and CTO kicks off the new year with thoughts on energy efficiency and the growing need for public-private partnerships in ensuring a sustainable energy future.

Panasonic Corp's Managing Director and CTO kicks off the new year with thoughts on energy efficiency and the growing need for public-private partnerships in ensuring a sustainable energy future. More

Bright lights ahead for solar in Asia

By Irena Mehta, INSEAD | 30 October 2012

Research projects that total global solar installation capacity will reach 46.7GW in 2014, promising upside ahead despite some setbacks, with new projects shifting to Asia.

Asian solar presents abundant opportunities--but challenges, too

By Neha Shah, INSEAD | 30 October 2012

While the solar PV industry has faced consolidation, setbacks and falling prices, the potential for solar energy in Asia remains huge.

Southeast Asia's PV market to lead global growth

By Serene Fong, EMA | 29 October 2012

Southeast Asia's PV industry will continue to grow, but this will depend greatly on the policy directives of the various Asian economies, say panellists.