Enlit Asia Feature Articles
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The question of whether the pandemic serves as an opportunity or threat to the ASEAN transition from coal to renewables remains debated.
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Confidence in hydrogen's potential as the missing key to Asia Pacific's decarbonisation efforts has been steadily rising.
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Following supply chain disruptions and creation of new demands in the power market due to coronavirus-related restrictions, the industry is being pressured to improve efficiency and accuracy, integrat ...
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Investor appetite for renewable projects had been reasonably low during the first few months of shock from the health crisis. However, Ashwin Naranayan, Head of Special Projects (Renewable Energy) at ...
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There is unanimous agreement on the advantages of digitalisation in improving power plants' and networks' efficiencies, reducing unplanned outages and downtime, and extending the operational lifetime ...
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A zero-carbon future for Southeast Asia (SEA) would require a wide range of changes in conventional methods and technologies in power generation. For Nicolas Leong, Sales Director at Wärtsilä Energy B ...
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With 17,000 islands and 270 million people, Indonesia is the largest energy market in Southeast Asia. Annually, the country’s total energy demand increases by 7% and is anticipated to grow until 2050, ...
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Rudy Hendra Prastowo, Director of Primary Energy at PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN), Harlen, Executive Vice President – Coal at PLN, Heru Dewanto, Coordinator at MKI’s Expert Working Group and Form ...
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In the third episode of a seven-part series highlighting this New Paradigm, Syamsul Huda, Director of PLN Business for Sulawesi, Papua, Maluku, and Nusa Tenggara Region, Pete Davies, Senior Vice Presi ...
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In a combined interview and panel discussion last week, Haryanto WS, Director of Jawa Region at PLN (Pesero), Dr Ir Marzan Azis Iskandar, IPU, Rector at Institute of Technology Indonesia and Member of ...
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The question of whether the pandemic serves as an opportunity or threat to the ASEAN transition from coal to renewables remains debated.)
Confidence in hydrogen's potential as the missing key to Asia Pacific's decarbonisation efforts has been steadily rising.)
Following supply chain disruptions and creation of new demands in the power market due to coronavirus-related restrictions, the industry is being pressured to improve efficiency and accuracy, integrat ...)
Investor appetite for renewable projects had been reasonably low during the first few months of shock from the health crisis. However, Ashwin Naranayan, Head of Special Projects (Renewable Energy) at ...
There is unanimous agreement on the advantages of digitalisation in improving power plants' and networks' efficiencies, reducing unplanned outages and downtime, and extending the operational lifetime ...
A zero-carbon future for Southeast Asia (SEA) would require a wide range of changes in conventional methods and technologies in power generation. For Nicolas Leong, Sales Director at Wärtsilä Energy B ...
With 17,000 islands and 270 million people, Indonesia is the largest energy market in Southeast Asia. Annually, the country’s total energy demand increases by 7% and is anticipated to grow until 2050, ...)
Rudy Hendra Prastowo, Director of Primary Energy at PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN), Harlen, Executive Vice President – Coal at PLN, Heru Dewanto, Coordinator at MKI’s Expert Working Group and Form ...)
In the third episode of a seven-part series highlighting this New Paradigm, Syamsul Huda, Director of PLN Business for Sulawesi, Papua, Maluku, and Nusa Tenggara Region, Pete Davies, Senior Vice Presi ...
In a combined interview and panel discussion last week, Haryanto WS, Director of Jawa Region at PLN (Pesero), Dr Ir Marzan Azis Iskandar, IPU, Rector at Institute of Technology Indonesia and Member of ...