In the latest energy transition highlights, the UK's offshore wind sector experiences significant growth with 5 GW of projects awarded contracts in the recent auction. This development comes after a gap in the pipeline raised concerns about achieving the country's ambitious installed capacity targets by 2030. The success of Allocation Round 6 (AR6) of the UK's contracts for difference program, which ushered through 9.6 GW of renewables, signifies a positive step towards reaching the targeted 55-60 GW of offshore wind capacity by 2030. In Malaysia, the Marudi Forest Conservation and Restoration Project is on track to receive a carbon license from the Sarawak state government, highlighting progress in nature-based carbon projects. China's domestic voluntary carbon market showed growth by shortlisting 33 projects under new CCER methodologies, marking a revival after years of regulatory refinements. Furthermore, Australia's Western Green Energy Hub and Korea Electric Power Corporation are collaborating on a feasibility study for a massive renewable hydrogen project in Western Australia, indicating advancements in the renewable hydrogen sector.