ASEAN Energy Transition in Numbers-What We Have Known So Far
ASEAN is trying to reach its 23 percent of energy mix in 2025. By 2022, ASEAN had obtained an energy intensity reduction on 24.5 percent, indicating progress but far below the target
To facilitate investments in renewables in ASEAN, it is critical to overcoming the barriers in renewable energy legislation, energy governance, and business environment. 28 Cooperation through the ASEAN Power Grid brings economic benefits to the region as a whole, and thus improves the affordability for energy transition.
Here, we present an integrated power system capacity expansion model for ASEAN over 2018–2050. The results identify different pathways by strategically pursuing renewable energy, carbon capture and sequestration, and cross-border transmission.
Here are the latest facts about energy transition in ASEAN described in numbers: 30.2, 2040 and 65 Data from Statista showed that as of 2023, Indonesia's proven coal reserve stood at 30.2 billion metric tons. However, Indonesia expects for coal phase-out in 2040 and increases the energy mix target to 65 percent.
113%). The coal share in thetotal primary energy supply (TPES) in 2020 was 37% and is projecte to decrease to 22% in 2050. The depe dency on imported g s is thesecond highest one. The ASEAN dependency on i ported gas in 2005 was -28%. The share of gas in the A EAN TPES in 2020 was 21% andis projected to increase to 23% in 2050 [
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