The energy transition is progressing slowly in the ten member states of the Association of
Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). To achieve ASEAN's target of 23% renewables in the …

Globally, more than 740 million people live on islands which are often seen as ideal
environments for the development of renewable energy systems. Hereby, they play the role …

This article carries out a multisectoral qualitative analysis (MSQA) and policy integration
analysis of six sectors important for climate mitigation in Southeast Asia in order to assess …

Broader trading opportunities usually lead to higher economic benefits, and this is also true
for cross-regional electricity transmission. However, few studies have rigorously confirmed …

Concerns regarding climate change pollution have remained critical in achieving
sustainable development goals. However, countries are still having difficulty reducing …

This work discusses the development of hydropower in four Southeast Asia countries. With
rapid economic development and insufficient energy supply, hydropower, as an important …

The transition of energy structure to renewable energy is a social and systematic
engineering that requires complex regional power interconnection as a support. Thus, an …

Electricity production is intrinsically linked to economic development. Energy is a necessity
but fossil fuel-based energy sources, which are still globally predominant, are detrimental to …

Despite the urgent need to reduce coal consumption to mitigate climate change, coal has
received renewed interest as a source of energy due to the perfect storm of climate, health …

Cross-border electricity trade can promote the sustainable development of regional multi-
country economies by alleviating the uneven distribution of global energy resources. Hence …