Issue 199: S-E Asia’s exposed energy mix; CSE Global’s boardroom drama
This week in ESG: Region’s energy import bill could more than double by 2050, International Energy Agency says; CSE Global lead independent director resigns after dispute with chair
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Energy transition
Putting a fire under South-east Asia’s energy transition
An exposed supply chain, sticky coal, cool spaces, nuclear dreams and a huge investment gap are some of the more interesting aspects of South-east Asia’s energy outlook.
A new report by the International Energy Agency (IEA) says South-east Asia will remain heavily exposed to global energy market disruptions unless it significantly steps up investments in reducing energy import dependence and improving energy efficiency.
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