Vietnam, Indonesia, and the Philippines, responsible for nearly 60 percent of ASEAN's power demand, are accelerating ...

Southeast Asia is often described as facing tough trade-offs on clean energy. Demand is rising, coal plants are young, and governments are under pressure to keep electricity affordable. On paper, that ...

The global energy transition stands at a critical point. Around the world, economies are striving to cut carbon emissions while keeping energy affordable and secure. Yet progress remains uneven.

The Asia Society Policy Institute Delhi launched the policy paper Financing Just Transition through Emission Trading Systems: Challenges and Opportunities for India (link to this paper, see below) on ...

Indonesia's energy transition is on its way to achieve sustainability, but it faces significant challenges in ensuring gender inclusivity. Women remain underrepresented in energy policymaking, with ...

Southeast Asia faces a pivotal energy crossroads as it prepares its 2025 Nationally Determined Contribution climate action plans. Despite heavy reliance on coal and natural gas, the region’s abundant ...

Energy systems transformation will be key to meeting the Paris Agreement’s temperature goals. Energy contributes the largest share to net global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions when considering both ...

Industry Insight from Ethical Corporation Magazine, a part of Thomson Reuters. Asia accounts for 50% of global emissions, with 80% coming from fossil fuel generation Investors expect returns on ...

The global push for a just energy transition will falter without deeper attention to fairness, humanity and cooperation, warned Mohd Faiz Abdullah, chief executive of Malaysia’s Institute of Strategic ...

New partnership aims to accelerate the transition from coal to clean energy in Southeast Asia, in a just and affordable manner, and to lay the groundwork for similar initiatives around the world.

In context of our planet’s dynamics and its consequences, global, regional and national Asia’s energy transition is critical. The evolution and complexity of multilateral cooperation need to be ...