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Planning for an energy future: Asia at a fork in the road
The challenge is to set up an energy portfolio based on future costs, as infrastructure lasts decades.
A solar power plant by Superblock, South-east Asia's biggest producer of solar power in Thailand. Such solar PV (photo voltaic) systems are considered costly in Asia, relative to the rest of the world.
PHOTO: REUTERS
TEN years have passed since the first Singapore International Energy Week. In that time, the world's energy landscape has undergone a dramatic transformation, spurred by an unprecedented expansion in renewables.
Globally, new power-generating capacity from renewables has outstripped those
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