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Coal-fired power plants will not be mandated to participate in the newly launched carbon exchange, which the government has formed as a way for the country to expedite emission cuts, despite the energy sector being one of the country’s major emissions sources.
As ASEAN gears up to negotiate the DEFA to increase intraregional digital cooperation and trade, it must keep climate change front of mind to ensure the sustainability and resilience of the region's digital ecosystem.
The government is set to launch a new regulation on carbon capture and storage (CCS) by year-end in an effort to expedite investment on the technology and bring down emissions from hard-to-abate industries.
