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Trinasolar Powers 4.5 MWp Solar Installation at Western Sydney International Airport

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SYDNEY, Australia: Trinasolar, a global provider of smart solar and energy storage solutions, has been selected to supply solar panels for the first clean energy project at Western Sydney International Airport, which is preparing to open in late 2026. The project features a 4.5 MWp rooftop solar installation delivered by engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) company Smart Commercial Energy. The installation comprises 8,824 Trinasolar Vertex S+ 510W (NEG18R.28) modules, installed across the airport’s main terminal roof, both piers and covered car park walkways. The project marks a significant step towards…

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LONGi Becomes Official Partner of FC Bayern Munich in Global

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Solar Technology Partnership Partnership brings together solar innovation and football passion under the theme “POWER ON, GAME ON” LAHORE, October 6, 2026: LONGi, a global leader in green energy technology, has announcedits global partnership with FC Bayern Munich, bringing together advanced solar technology andone of the world’s most successful football clubs. The partnership, unveiled in Hong Kongduring FC Bayern’s Asia visit, will run through 2028. The partnership was formally unveiled at Rosewood Hong Kong during FC Bayern Munich’s Asiavisit. The launch brought together Zhong Baoshen, Chairman and CEO of LONGi;…

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Energy-importing countries scaling clean energy three times faster than exporters

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Høvik, Norway, 7 October 2026 – Energy-importing countries are scaling clean energy three times faster than exporters, as governments seek to reduce reliance on imported oil and gas by expanding domestically produced power, according to the tenth edition of DNV’s Energy Transition Outlook. The disruption to energy supply through the Strait of Hormuz is reinforcing governments’ determination to reduce dependence on imported oil and gas. At the same time, exporting countries outside the Middle East are increasing production to compensate for disrupted supplies, whilst their own decarbonization journeys are increasingly…

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ESG Symposium 2026 Unites ASEAN Efforts, Moving from Proposals to Real Action: Building on Three Key Agendas Toward 4P Collaboration That Links Policy, Business and Communities to Drive a Tangible and Scalable Transition

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BANGKOK, THAILAND – Media OutReach Newswire – 7 October 2026 – ESG Symposium 2026 is advancing from a forum for dialogue to regional-level action. Under the theme “ASEAN in Action: Powering Inclusive Green Transition,” the Symposium builds on last year’s proposals to advance three key agendas: Energy Transition, Just Transition and Climate Adaptation. It also links these agendas with Public–Private–People Partnership (4P) collaboration, in order to move approaches from the policy level to implementation in the business sector and local communities, and to bring lessons from Thailand into consideration for…

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Middle East Oil Shock Accelerates Pakistan’s EV Shift, Government Says

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ISLAMABAD: Rising global oil prices amid the Middle East conflict are accelerating Pakistan’s transition towards electric vehicles (EVs), with the government expecting to achieve its adoption target ahead of schedule as consumers increasingly seek alternatives to petrol-powered vehicles. According to Bloomberg, Haroon Akhtar, adviser to the prime minister on industries and production, said higher fuel costs had significantly shortened the payback period for electric vehicles, making them a more attractive option for consumers. Pakistan’s EV policy, announced last year, aims to increase electric vehicles’ share of new vehicle sales to…

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