Global climate goals will not be attainable unless Asia’s growth becomes much less carbon-intensive.

Fossil fuel subsidy removal by increasing user prices does not guarantee a reduction in emissions.

<p>chapter in “Annual Trends Report &#8211; The Rise of Global South: New Consensus Wanted”Given that the energy sector is the…

Climate finance has yet to reach the necessary scale for mobilizing sufficient funds to support the decarbonization efforts of…

This paper investigates the impact of electrification of households in the Lao People’s Democratic Republic using data from the Lao…

Providing a rundown of the Asia Clean Energy Forum 2023, this report shows why the Asia and Pacific region should harness technology,…

This publication explores marine renewable energy sources from floating solar farms to deep ocean turbines and shows how increasing the…

This brief analyzes how macroeconomic policies can help accelerate the transition of carbon-intensive industries to a low-carbon future…

Competitive renewable energy actions hold significant potential for Indonesia’s renewable energy goals.

Green hydrogen has the potential to play a pivotal role in the global pathway toward the carbon neutrality target.