In cities around Asia, governments are exploring ways to capture the increased value of land near public infrastructure projects, and direct these funds back toward the needs of city residents.
On Malalison Island, in the Philippines, people are enjoying 24/7 electricity service through the use of solar hybrid technology, a new kind of battery storage and smart metering.
This tidal power plant in the Republic of Korea is a remarkable combination of high energy capacity and low environmental impact.
ADB shares knowledge to better meet development needs throughout Asia and the Pacific.
If the region prepares adequately, it has little to fear and much to gain from leapfrogging digital technology.
The main highlights of the UN climate conference in Katowice are the 4 “Cs” of coordination, capacity building, coherence, and champions.
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.
Asian cities have much to learn from the Danish capital on sustainable urban living.
Together, we must build the capacity of institutions in the region to cope with shocks.
As development institutions are expected to deliver more climate finance, ADB will play a more significant role in helping its developing member countries fulfill their climate pledges.
