Thailand in need of 'Energy 4.0'
Thailand’s next phase of growth requires a transition to a low-carbon economy while ensuring energy security, affordability, and sustainability.
How Sihwa turned the tide on bespoiling energy plants
This tidal power plant in the Republic of Korea is a remarkable combination of high energy capacity and low environmental impact.
How to mobilize $1 trillion for 1 trillion watts of solar power
It's time to invest in developing countries where solar energy has yet to be tapped in scale.
Lessons learned on electrifying PRC urban buses
The PRC’s experience in putting low-carbon buses on their city roads can inform other countries interested in the technology.
Singapore providing test-bed for effectiveness of floating solar
Singapore is home to the world’s largest test-bed for a floating solar photo voltaic power generation system, the results of which will be watched keenly by ADB and many others.
Smart meters in rural India are a win-win solution for all
Demand-side energy efficiency brings benefits to four key stakeholders amid India’s low-carbon energy transition program.
Solving the Energy Trilemma in developing countries through innovation
With innovative business models, financing and procurement, developing countries can leapfrog to secure, affordable, and clean energy systems.
Uzbekistan – from vertically integrated electricity utility to energy hub of Central Asia
Uzbekistan wants to reform its power utility to change the way it trades energy with its four neighbors.
Got solar? Now add batteries
Solar energy regulators are giving a clear signal to the market: the grid is not your battery, so please buy your own.
Can we achieve universal electricity access without coal?
While coal will still keep the grid up and running for now, renewable energy-based distributed systems can meet growing demand in the near future.