Cambodia is making strides on the long road to low-carbon economic growth
Though Cambodia contributes minimally to global greenhouse gas emissions, it is highly vulnerable to climate change impacts. Key policies and actions can help the country move toward low carbon economic growth.
កម្ពុជាកំពុងបោះជំហានល្អលើផ្លូវវែងឆ្ងាយឆ្ពោះទៅរកកំណើនសេដ្ឋកិច្ចកាបូនទាប
ទោះបីជាប្រទេសកម្ពុជារួមចំណែកតិចតួចក្នុងការបញ្ចេញឧស្ម័នផ្ទះកញ្ចក់ពិភពលោកក៏ដោយក៏ប្រទេសនេះងាយរងគ្រោះខ្លាំងដោយផលប៉ះពាល់នៃការប្រែប្រួលអាកាសធាតុ។ គោលនយោបាយនិងសកម្មភាពសំខាន់ៗអាចជួយប្រទេសកម្ពុជាឆ្ពោះទៅរកកំណើនសេដ្ឋកិច្ចកាបូនទាប។
Kazakhstan: A future without coal?
Renewable energy, innovation, and investment in new technologies will help Kazakhstan decarbonize its economy without sacrificing the wellbeing of its people.
氢能或是中国实现碳中和的关键
在中华人民共和国寻求减少温室气体排放的过程中，可再生能源氢将是未来绿色低碳能源发展的重要方向。
Hydrogen energy could be key to carbon neutrality in the People’s Republic of China
Renewable hydrogen is an essential direction for the development of green and low-carbon energy in the future as the People’s Republic of China seeks to lower greenhouse gas emissions.
Game-changer: Can solar energy be generated in old gas power plants?
Turkmenistan is working on an innovative program introduce solar power generated steam in a gas fired power station and allow the turbine to use both solar and gas-powered steam based on availability to generate electricity.
Power purchase agreements: Creating trusting relationships in the Pacific
Power purchase agreements are crucial for financing electricity infrastructure in the Pacific. Developing them with greater transparency will help make the power supply more reliable and affordable.
Accelerating clean energy transition in the People’s Republic of China
The move to clean energy and carbon neutrality in the People’s Republic of China will require conservation, conversion to new energy sources beyond coal and changing people’s energy consumption habits.
加速中国清洁能源转型进程
在中国，迈向清洁能源和碳中和需要节约能源、向煤炭以外的新能源转型并改变能源消费习惯。
For state-owned power utility companies in the Pacific, it’s time to cut the cord
State-owned power companies in the Pacific are increasingly becoming a fiscal risk in part due to their outdated management practices. Reforms are needed to allow them to prosper and perform into the future.