Charted: Asia’s energy revolution
Pioneers share priorities and lessons from this year, and their vision for the industry to innovate.
How Japan’s largest utility coped with the Fukushima disaster
Smart meters and data-driven emergency and retail planning will help Tokyo’s electric utility bounce back from natural disasters faster.
Three things to know about China’s energy transition
General Secretary of the country’s energy investment association shares what’s next for renewable energy.
How Malaysia’s Tenaga plans to cope with disruption
The utility’s Chief Strategy Officer discusses his three key priorities to renew its business.
How Thailand will integrate renewables and EVs into the grid
Power generation agency’s Chief of Enterprise Architecture forecasts massive shifts for utilities.
Three trends shaking up the Philippines energy market
Director of the Philippines Senate Energy Commission discusses how digital permits, electric vehicles and microgrids will reshape the country’s energy sector.
How Singapore is reshaping the civil service with robots
The Public Service Division’s Mavis Tan has worked with agencies across the government to introduce a new way of working.
Inside SoftBank CEO’s vision for an Asia Super Grid
Interview with Director of the Renewables Energy Institute, founded by Masayoshi Son.
How Japan trialled blockchain to trade solar energy
Japan’s KEPCO is the latest in a string of utilities in Asia piloting blockchain to allow solar energy producers to sell on a digital marketplace.
Thailand will use smart grid to predict outages
The Metropolitan Electricity Authority will use data to track outages and understand why some customers don’t pay on time.
How Singapore can thrive in the US-China trade war
An interview with Bruno Maçães, author and former Europe Minister of Portugal.
How can Hong Kong meet its ambitious climate targets?
It is paying residents to generate their own solar-powered electricity, says the Government’s Director of Electrical and Mechanical Services.
How Victoria makes CEOs accountable for data breaches
Exclusive interview with Rachel Dixon, Privacy and Data Protection Deputy Commissioner, Office of the Victorian Information Commissioner, Australia.
Huawei launches Singapore ‘open lab’ for AI and cloud
Part of company’s strategic foray into cloud services to serve Singapore and the Asia Pacific region.
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Exclusive: Why Britain wants global procurement reform
Interview with Warren Smith, Head of the Global Digital Marketplace Programme, UK.