Asia’s power markets: Poised for investment with significant electricity growth and decarbonisation potential
9 July 2024
Asia's electricity demand is projected to increase significantly in the coming decade, driven by increasing market and economic growth.
The region's decarbonisation potential is immense, with the shift towards renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, and hydropower, reducing reliance on fossil fuels. Conservative estimates suggest that by 2030, Asia will require trillions of US dollars to meet its energy transition goals. For investors and developers, there are significant opportunities.
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