Energy transition
Lack of progress in breaking ground on new projects, coupled with a challenging regulatory environment for Asian renewables, is hindering the region’s progress, the report said.
For China to rein in its carbon emissions from its largest polluting segments will require massive energy transition finance, according to a new report.
Whoever wins the Indonesian election this month will have his plate full dealing with energy prices, regulation and the energy transition.
China’s Belt & Road Initiative has been making a hard pivot from fossil fuel project investment to more renewables in recent years.
Japan has vast wind power potential that remains undeveloped, especially floating offshore, a recent report found.
The report confirms other recent studies that Southeast Asian LNG is not the environmentally-friendly green transition fuel once thought just a few years ago.
Hydrogen development plans are making headway in Singapore and the new fuel has been called “low carbon” but Singapore’s hydrogen strategy is still opaque and it's unclear to what extent it might contribute to decarbonization.