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Climate change concerns are rising alongside the surge in demand for power in Asia. Asian governments have made varying pledges, including net-zero pledges, to reduce greenhouse gas emissions over the coming years and to significantly increase power generation from renewables.
However, there is an increasing recognition that: (a) the best and most cost-effective renewable resources are not always located in the countries that are seeking to increase their renewable installed capacity; and (b) renewables can have a very large land footprint per megawatt (MW), which, for densely populated and space-constrained countries in the region, can make developing them more challenging.
Read “Cross-Border Renewable Power in Asia: A Sustainable Surge?”
