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Samantha Ho

Kuala Lumpur
As seen in: Al Jazeera English, Flipboard, EIN News, Spoon University, Eco-Business, CarbonCopy, BEAMSTART
Covers:  Sustainability, environment, corporate governance, energy transition

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Samantha Ho is currently a regional correspondent at Eco-Business, covering news related to the climate, environment and corporate sustainability. She previously reported on economic news in Asia Pacific for Al Jazeera Digital and on Malaysia's corporate and financial sector with The Edge Malaysia.

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‘Stranded’ solar a growing risk as capital costs rise, says Malaysia’s largest independent power producer

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By Samantha Ho
| Eco-Business Verified
The ongoing surge in oil and gas prices may have made renewable energy seem more affordable, but Malaysia’s solar power project developers say they are struggling to match financing to supply and demand. “One of the key problems I have is matching tenure [of renewable energy assets and concessions] with capital deployment,” said Syahrunizam Samsudin, group chief executive officer of Malakoff Corporation Berhad, Malaysia’s largest independent power producer (IPP).
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Vietnam, Indonesia launch new regulations for forest carbon projects

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By Samantha Ho
| Eco-Business Verified
Vietnam has passed the country’s first set of rules governing forest carbon sequestration and storage services, as it prepares to launch its carbon exchange later this year. Published on 21 May, Decree No. 180/2026/ND-CP mandates “openness, transparency and accountability” in the provision and use of forest carbon services, state-run publication Nhan Dan reported.
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Rockefeller Foundation, Temasek Trust go nuclear with new philanthropic coalition

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By Samantha Ho
| Eco-Business Verified
In pursuit of more abundant and less emissions-intensive energy, a group of philanthropic foundations have teamed up in Singapore to establish a new coalition to raise capital for the advancement of nuclear energy. Singapore’s Temasek Trust and United States-based Rockefeller Foundation announced the launch of the Global Coalition for Nuclear Philanthropy (GCNP) at the Philanthropy Asia Summit on Tuesday, held in conjunction with Temasek’s Ecosperity Week.
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