Worldwide primary energy needs are satisfied basically from non-renewable sources that
are limited in supply and innately hazardous to the environment. Biomass-based power …

There is a close connection between energy and development outcomes. Therefore, energy
constraints could adversely influence development outcomes. Consequently, building …

Malaysia is paying a high level of subsidies on the consumption of energy (about 5% of its
GDP). Therefore, reforming the energy subsidies, as planned by the government, will have a …

An international river basin is an ecological system, an economic thoroughfare, a
geographical area, a font of life and livelihoods, a geopolitical network and, often, a cultural …

The existing literature that examined the effect of oil price on domestic price inflation only
focused on consumer price at an aggregate level. The studies that focused on producer and …

Malaysia as one of the top subsidised countries around the world has launched to reduce
subsidies to capture its development goals. This study, therefore, analyses the effects of the …

Electricity market integration in East Asia is an important component of the energy market
integration (EMI) initiatives supported by the East Asian Summit (EAS) group. The objectives …

The main purpose of this paper attempted to examine major factors that affect the electricity
consumption of residential consumer type in Cambodia by observing through two …

We develop a cost-benefit framework for extending electricity access in currently un-
electrified regions. We first show that distributed technologies may be the lowest-cost …

Since the announcement of the construction of an integrated ASEAN power grid (APG)
almost 2 decades ago, progress in this ambitious project has been slow. Coincidentally, a …