ASEAN Energy News Recap
2018
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What happened to ASEAN Energy in 2018 ?
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AMS set more
ambitious target in
implementing RE
More investment
were put for RE
Unlocking new RE
financing option
Bolstering ties
and cooperation
for RE
AMS put serious effort
to continue bringing
RE to the region
Exploring new
technologies in RE:
floating solar,
blockchain
Part : Renewable Energy

AMS has also set more ambitious
target in implementing RE
AMS has put serious effort to
continue bringing RE to the region
In 2018,
Some supported fact from the news:
Predicted that THI RE
share could reach
by 2036
>37%
TOP 10PHI & THI
Ranked in ‘most
attractive’ country for
clean energy investment
MLY is
on its
way to
reach
50%
REby 2050
LAO PDR Government
BOLSTER
SUPPORT
for RE
PHI aims to put
1 mil. EV by
2020, THI to put
1.2 mil. by 2036
MLY aims for
20% RE for
electricity by
2025
INA push the
use of B30
diesel in
2019
MLY targets
>200,000 green
jobs by 2030

In 2018,
Some supported fact from the news:
More investment were put
for RE in ASEAN
Western gov.
pump $20m for
clean energy in
ASEAN
MLY records
potential green
project investment of
RM4.1b
VIN solar power
investment boom
AMS has also bolstered ties and
cooperation towards RE
EU & PHI ink 7 clean
energy contracts
UK to assist MYN with
RE projects
China, Lao PDR
inaugurate RE joint lab
Brunei, Bangladesh
explore green energy
opportunities
Vietnam, ROK, partner in
power & RE development

In 2018,
Some supported fact from the news:
AMS started to explore new RE
technologies, such as floating solar &
blockchain
ASEAN began to unlock new RE
financing options
P2P solar trading
using blockchain
piloted in THI
SGP launches
blockchain-based
RE marketplace
PH energy
firms ready to
adopt
blockchain
technology
5 ha off-shore solar
floating to be build in
MLY
THI utility eyes
1GW floating solar
ASEAN green
bonds issuance
predicted 2x
than 2017
INA gov raised
USD $1.25 billion
through the
issuance of global
green bonds
PHL issued peso-
dominated green
bond worth up to
US$90 million
Thailand’s first
certified climate
bond issued
PHL soon to
issued guidelines
for green bond to
fund RE projects
INA drafted low-
cost financing
scheme for green
energy