Shanghai: Trinasolar, a global leader in smart photovoltaic (PV) and energy storage solutions, has signed a 200MW Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Shwe Wah Yaung Agriculture Production Company Limited (SWY) to distribute its latest Vertex N G3 and Vertex S+ G3 solar modules across Myanmar over the next three years. The agreement was formalized during the Myanmar-China Investment and Trade Networking Summit held in Shanghai on June 18, 2026, where businesses from both countries gathered to strengthen cooperation in trade, investment, and industrial development. SWY, one of Myanmar’s leading rice…
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Pakistan Expected to Have 2.2 Million Electric Vehicles on Roads by 2030
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan is expected to witness significant growth in electric mobility, with the number of electric vehicles (EVs) on its roads projected to reach 2.2 million by 2030, according to a briefing presented to the Senate Standing Committee on Industries and Production. The committee was informed that under the country’s electric vehicle policy, the adoption of EVs is expected to accelerate over the coming years, driven by government support and increasing local manufacturing. The briefing revealed that more than 12,800 electric vehicles and approximately 160,000 electric motorcycles have already been…
Read MoreRefinery Product Offtake Falls 8.1% in June as Weak Diesel Demand Lifts Inventories
KARACHI: Pakistan’s refinery product offtake declined 8.1% year-on-year (YoY) in June 2026, driven mainly by a sharp drop in demand for high-speed diesel (HSD) and furnace oil (FO), while refinery production continued to increase, resulting in higher inventory levels across the sector. According to industry data, HSD sales fell 16% YoY to 423,000 tonnes, reflecting lower procurement by oil marketing companies (OMCs) and a resurgence in cross-border fuel smuggling, encouraged by elevated domestic diesel prices. The average ex-refinery price of HSD stood at Rs347 per litre during June, representing a…
Read MoreIran Opens Talks to Resume Oil Exports to Japan as Buyers Seek Longer U.S. Sanctions Waiver
DUBAI: Iran has initiated discussions with Japanese companies to resume crude oil exports following the recent easing of U.S. sanctions, although potential buyers are seeking a longer sanctions waiver and assurances over the safety of shipping routes through the Gulf, according to Iranian and Western sources. The United States authorised limited Iranian oil sales in June as part of broader diplomatic efforts aimed at securing a comprehensive agreement with Tehran. The proposed deal seeks stronger commitments from Iran on nuclear inspections and the protection of freedom of navigation through the…
Read MoreFive Charts Reveal the Key Trends Shaping the Global Energy Landscape
LITTLETON, Colorado: The latest edition of the Energy Institute’s 75th Statistical Review of World Energy paints a complex picture of the global energy landscape, highlighting rapid shifts in power generation, clean energy deployment, electricity demand, and carbon emissions. Rather than presenting a single global trend, the data underscores an energy system evolving at different speeds across regions and technologies. China Strengthens Its Position as the Global Energy Powerhouse The report shows that China has firmly established itself as the world’s dominant energy producer and consumer. Between 2010 and 2025, China’s…
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