Bohol, the Philippines’ first UNESCO Global Geopark, is leading the way in harnessing clean energy to support its flourishing tourism industry. It turned to harnessing solar energy to meet the growing demand for infrastructure and energy. In 2023, Bohol experienced…
Asia’s Renewable Future and Why Japan’s AZEC Vision Falls Short
The future of energy is bright, clean, and renewable—or at least, it should be. Solar, wind, and geothermal power have proven themselves as affordable, quick-to-deploy, and socially responsible alternatives to fossil fuels. In Asia, however, a region poised to lead…
Why Hydrogen is the Next Big Thing in Clean Energy
The world is at a turning point in how we power our lives. And guess what? Hydrogen is emerging as the next superstar to help us tackle energy challenges. With renewable energy tech and electric vehicles making waves, it’s clear…
A Billion-Year-Old Rift Might Hold the Key to Cleaner, Hydrogen Energy
Imagine an ancient event so massive that its effects could still power our future. That’s exactly what scientists at the University of Nebraska believe. A cataclysmic, continent-splitting upheaval more than a billion years ago might be offering us an unexpected…
Green Hydrogen to Power A Cleaner Future for Our Planet
Hydrogen, the most abundant chemical element in the universe, constitutes 75% of matter. Yet, it never appears in isolation—always bonding with other elements like oxygen in water or carbon in organic compounds. For centuries, humanity has harnessed hydrogen as a…
Mindanao’s Renewable Energy Boom: What’s Next for Clean Power?
The race to power Mindanao with cleaner, greener energy is gaining traction, with 2,875 megawatts (MW) of renewable energy (RE) projects in the works as of October 2024. According to the Department of Energy (DOE), these projects are in the…
Scientists Develop a Game-Changing Hydrogel for Clean Energy
Imagine a future where sunlight and water team up to produce hydrogen—the clean energy source we’ve been dreaming of. Sounds futuristic? Well, researchers from the Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (JAIST) and the University of Tokyo are making…






