10 Jan 2025 A Possible Blueprint for ASEAN’s 2025 Climate Finance Strategy Kevin Zongzhe Li The region has a chance to rely on tools like blended finance to power its green transition. The time to act, however, is running out. Energy Finance Infrastructure Southeast Asia
29 Nov 2024 Petronas-Petros Dispute: Finding a Way Out Amalina Anuar A legal confrontation between Petronas and Sarawak’s oil and gas company would not be productive. The dispute should be resolved using new political and economic arrangements. Energy Malaysia Malaysian Politics Oil and Gas Exploration
18 Nov 2024 Tug of Wealth: Malaysian States Seek a Fairer Deal in Oil and Gas Tricia Yeoh A potential legal tussle between Sarawak and Petronas has implications for Malaysia’s approach to development and for the country as a whole. Energy Malaysia Malaysian Economy
24 Jun 2024 How Singapore’s Cross-Border Power Trade Can Catalyse a Greener ASEAN Power Grid Courtney Weatherby Expanding power trade in ASEAN will be key to meeting the region’s climate action pledges. Singapore can lead by showing that renewables are increasingly affordable, reliable, and a good return on investment domestically — and when traded regionally. ASEAN Energy Environment Renewable Energy Singapore Southeast Asia
19 Apr 2024 Possibilities in Malaysia’s Difficult Path to a Low-Carbon Economy Vinod Thomas Malaysia’s climate action commitments are vital, but difficult to achieve. A three-pronged approach opens possibilities to be a low-carbon economy. Energy Malaysia Renewable Energy Southeast Asia
17 Apr 2024 The Case for Vietnam’s Mekong Energy Diplomacy Phan Xuan Dung Vietnam needs to complement water diplomacy with energy diplomacy to curb the unsustainable exploitation of the Mekong for hydropower. Hanoi should promote the development and cross-country trade of non-hydro renewables, especially wind and solar power. ASEAN Energy Renewable Energy Southeast Asia Vietnam
15 Apr 2024 Assessing Energy Security in the Philippines Adoracion M. Navarro Energy security is a serious concern in the Philippines, as evidenced by an indicators-based assessment. Domestic policy interventions and foreign investment are needed to improve the Philippine energy security situation. Energy Philippine Renewable Energy
12 Apr 2024 A Just Transition Approach to the ASEAN Power Grid Mirza Sadaqat Huda Southeast Asia has seen a surge in the development of cross-border energy projects. These projects have merit, but there needs to be an emphasis on just transition to address impacts on various socio-economic groups. ASEAN Energy Renewable Energy Southeast Asia
4 Jan 2024 The Unexpected Twist in Vietnam’s Renewable Energy Saga Le Hong Hiep Punishment awaits the senior officials who allowed Vietnam’s renewable energy quest to go off the rails, despite its apparent initial success. This policy crisis has the potential to affect other economic sectors if no clear end is in sight. Energy Renewable Energy Vietnam
2 Nov 2023 Can Vietnam Reach Its Offshore Wind Power Goals? Phan Xuan Dung Vietnam has an impressive slew of offshore wind power projects on the drawing board. But due to various technical and legal constraints, the country is unlikely to hit the 6 gigawatt target by 2030. Climate Change Energy Vietnam
