Indonesia holds vast wind energy potential, but unlocking it requires targeted investment and policy support. This report outlines a national plan to expand wind generation capacity, identifying priority sites, grid integration needs, and financial instruments to attract private capital. It provides a strategic framework for scaling renewables in a challenging yet high-potential market.
Corporate renewable energy procurement is evolving fast – and Southeast Asia has a major opportunity to lead. This resource guide from the Global Renewables Alliance outlines practical actions to strengthen sourcing strategies, including electricity market reform, grid decarbonization, and better access to next-gen storage. It also emphasizes the importance of empowering energy buyers and improving policy certainty to scale impact.
Viet Nam’s Green Cooling Program presents a model for transitioning to sustainable cooling in Southeast Asia. This market and policy analysis explores refrigerant management, energy-efficient technologies, and regulatory frameworks. It highlights financing gaps, consumer behavior, and the role of coordinated stakeholder action in reducing emissions and achieving national climate targets.
Indonesia’s shift away from coal reveals critical lessons for Southeast Asia’s broader energy transition. ADB outlines the policy, regulatory, and financing challenges involved, while advocating for integrated planning, enabling technologies, and just transition strategies. This case study is a valuable reference for any country balancing decarbonization with energy security and development goals.
Cooling is a rising source of emissions in Southeast Asia, especially in underserved communities. This paper by PFAN explores how clean, efficient cooling technologies can reduce climate impact while enhancing public health and resilience. It features case studies, financing models, and policy approaches that position sustainable cooling as both a decarbonization and development priority.
