Is Malaysia funding coal abroad?
The Export-Import Bank of Malaysia Bhd (EXIM Bank) and Toyo Ink Group, wholly owned by Toyo Ventures Holdings Bhd (KL:TOYOVEN)..
putraadhiguna
An interdisciplinary thinker fascinated by the energy transition nuances in emerging markets -with the usual impossible juggle between welfare, climate and politics. He currently lives in a rural mountainside village where life goes on in the tropics with no aircon.
Power to the People – Bioenergy
Indonesia is shifting coal plants to co-firing biomass for bioenergy, but activists and some remote communities are resisting this move due to concerns
BASF-Eramet backed out from a Rp 42 Trillion project in North Maluku. A number of reasons emerge [IDN]
Changes in the global nickel landscape are reportedly the reason for BSAF-Eramet's withdrawal from North Maluku. Environmental issues also emerged.
Vietnam’s Coal Plant Plans Draw US Scrutiny After Phase-Out Deal
Plans to build a new coal plant in Vietnam are drawing scrutiny from rich nations that bankrolled a multi-billion dollar finance package...
Is South-east Asia storing up trouble with carbon capture and storage hubs?
Governments and big polluters are pinning their hopes on seabed storage for CO2 captured from industry, but some see it as a flawed climate solution.