Renewable energy transition in Southeast Asia | Hinrich Foundation

[@aryaman05]

Good one, thank you.

[@Anonymous-n1v]

A lot of Information, a bit disorganized. Needs a structure to prioritize the Global discussion of future energy demand, LCOE cost of production, cumulative and annual CO2, constraints of national production mix, transmission grid scale, carbon neutral commitments/credits, ASEAN/China/EU/US geopolitics and subsidized investment/guarantee electricity price amid slower global growth and cost inflation to the Consumers. Currently, the US under Trump/Biden backing away from the Paris COP21 Agreement and EU politics (CBAM) are overwhelming economics reality making coordination with Asia and rest of the World difficult. Eg. China Renewable competitive advantages framed as over-capacities, is a political label not a business argument. Hence, country with good leadership will plan on their own and co-operate with regional partners that share the same strategic perspectives. As Kishore Mahbubani said "the forest is burning, but the monkeys are arguing among themselves and not focus on the common interests".