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At Bangkok Climate Action Week 2026, the PACS exhibit brings together people curious about how communities, workers, and young people are shaping the energy transition. 2 more days! Join us at the 2nd level of Lumphini Hall. Here are more moments from hashtag#BKKCAW2026

We’d love to invite you to PACS' exhibition at Bangkok Climate Action Week 2026. Through short videos and conversations, we’ll share stories of communities, workers, & young people shaping a people-powered energy transition.

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🌿 China-linked renewables now outpace the potential generation of cancelled coal projects in Brazil, Tanzania & the UAE. ⚠️ But off-grid captive coal plants financed by private Chinese firms, especially in Indonesia, remain a key gap in the overseas coal pledge.

Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air@creacleanair.bsky.social · 3w ago

🇨🇳 🌍 NEW | Report: China-linked renewable generation in Brazil, Tanzania, UAE now tops potential generation of cancelled coal ⚠️ Private Chinese investment in Indonesian captive coal remains the biggest risk to undermining Beijing's 2021 overseas coal pledge 🧵⤵️

Xiaojun "Tom" Wang will be speaking at Solar. Storage. Flexibility. 2026 on 4–5 August in Islamabad, Pakistan. He will join energy leaders to discuss and explore the ideas and innovations shaping the next chapter of Pakistan's energy transition. Interested? Register here: lnkd.in/diJeUvpQ

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This piece highlights how China's solar manufacturing is helping drive the Philippines' growing rooftop solar market. As solar technology becomes more affordable, more Filipinos have the opportunity to reduce electricity costs and strengthen energy security. www.bloomberg.com/news/article...

China is Supercharging a Rooftop Solar Boom in the Philippines

Soaring electricity bills are pushing Filipino households and businesses to embrace solar energy, and China is cashing in.

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Since its launch in 2023, the Future Renewable Energy Engineer (FREE) Scholarship Program has helped aspiring renewable energy leaders pursue their studies in China. Swipe through to learn more about FREE, what it provides, and how you can support future climate leaders.🌱

Climate action starts with the choices we make today. By embracing renewable energy, we can cut emissions, protect communities, & build a more resilient future. Accelerate the shift to renewable energy & support people-led climate solutions. Clean energy. Climate action. A sustainable future.🌍

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Join the conversation at Breathe Pakistan 2026 as PACS Executive Director Xiaojun Wang speaks in the session “Empowering Pakistan’s Transition to Clean Energy,” alongside fellow climate and energy leaders working toward people-centered solutions. Watch it live on YouTube👉🏻 bit.ly/BreathePakis...

🔴 LIVE Day 1: Breathe Pakistan International Climate Change Conference 2026 | Dawn News English

Building on the success of the inaugural Breathe Pakistan International Climate Change Conference 2025 and Dawn Media’s continued climate-focused initiative “The Air We Breathe” Conference, Breathe Pa...

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HAPPENING TODAY. Join us as we bring together leaders from government, industry, and international partners to explore how stronger Philippines–China collaboration can accelerate clean energy transition, support local solutions, and expand access to affordable power.

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The SteelWatch Corporate Scorecard 2026 shows that none of 18 major steelmakers across 29 countries are ready for near-zero-emissions production. Coal dependency remains high, and progress on green iron and renewable energy is too slow. Read the full report👇🏻 steelwatch.org/reports/stee...

SteelWatch Corporate Scorecard 2026 – The Transition Readiness Gap - SteelWatch

Iron and steelmaking remains one of the most emissions-intensive sectors globally, accounting for around a tenth of global carbon emissions. In an industry shaped by long-lived assets and capital-inte...

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According to the International Renewable Energy Agency, nearly half of the world’s electricity capacity is now powered by renewables. Volatile oil markets reinforce the lesson: countries with stronger renewable portfolios are better insulated from fossil fuel shocks. www.reuters.com/business/ene...

Exclusive: Renewables grew to almost 50% of global electricity capacity in 2025 after solar boost

Renewable power made up almost 50% of the world’s electricity capacity last year after a record ‌increase in solar installations, data from the International Renewable Energy Agency shared exclusively...

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