A newly formed panel of leading scientists is set to drive Asia’s energy transition – delivering clear, evidence-based roadmaps for decarbonisation pathways, technology choices, and climate-resilient development
Nuclear power is staging a comeback on Southeast Asia’s energy agenda as governments race to secure reliable, low‑carbon solutions for surging demand. As nations consider their options, fierce debates are erupting over safety standards, project costs, waste management and policy frameworks – choices that will help define the region’s clean‑energy future
Asia accelerates investment in hydrogen technology, betting on green fuel to decarbonize transport, cut imports and gain an edge in the global race for clean energy.
Companies are poised to ramp up climate commitments – corporate target-setting is projected to jump 40% in 2025, driven largely by a surge across Asia as it rapidly becomes the movement’s new centre of gravity, according to fresh analysis from the Science Based Targets initiative
The World Bank highlights green technologies as key to decarbonizing development in East Asia and the Pacific, promoting sustainable growth while combating climate change in the region.
The CSIS report highlights Southeast Asia’s push for energy technologies to drive decarbonization. The region focuses on renewables, smart grids, and electrification to reduce carbon emissions and ensure sustainable growth.