AMPERES collaboration with Switch Batteries is showcased in a new book as best-practice in circular economy business models for the energy sector

Tien joined AMPERES in January 2021 to work on our Mekong water research program. In this interview Tien talks about her experience working with farming communities in the Mekong delta, the devastating impacts of drought and salinity intrusion they address every year and the ingenuity of local solutions.

e-waste to e-cook: AMPERES presents the results of an innovative pilot project in central Myanmar to empower communities to assemble and distribute their own recycled lithium-ion batteries

AMPERES’ partner UEA helps Gold Road Resources decarbonise and achieve enegry independence with a large PV-Storage off-grid solution.

AMPERES in an interview for the South China Morning Post provide commentary on this years devastating Mekong drought, the scarcity in data sharing and the implications that the politicisation of data continues to have on regional cooperation

In response to the 2019/20 Mekong Drought, and the commentary surrounding the causes of low flow conditions. China’s Tsinghua University releases a study which assesses the role of China’s Yunnan cascade in the low flow events.

In this commentary we review the findings and conclusions of the Tsinghua Study against prevailing scientific understanding of the Mekong system

Recent reports claim definitive proof that the 2019/20 Mekong drought was caused by China – they do not according to researchers at AMPERES. Will the controversial analysis further polarise stakeholders, or could the crisis shift regional cooperation into more productive spaces?.

This Commentary is a review of the findings of the EoE analysis and the conclusions extrapolated by the Stimson Centre based on the EoE study.

It attempts to situate the new findings and conclusions within the body of scientific evidence that scientists and researchers have built up about the Mekong system over the past two decades.

IWRM is considered best-practice for river basin planning based on positive examples that have emerged in developed nations. In this paper we worked with Australia’s CSIRO, University of Canberra, Chiang Mai University and Nepal’s Water and Energy Commission (WECS)

Interview with AMPERES Director General on the Ayeyarwady SOBA and building the foundations for evidence-based river basin planning in the Ayeyarwady