IEEFA

The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) examines issues related to energy markets, trends, and policies. It aims to accelerate the transition to a diverse, sustainable and profitable energy economy.

LNG sector faces oversupply amidst sluggish demand growth

Global LNG supply will grow 40% in five years from 2023 to reach 666.5 mtpa by 2028.

LNG sector faces oversupply amidst sluggish demand growth

Global LNG supply will grow 40% in five years from 2023 to reach 666.5 mtpa by 2028.

Water risks cost coal industry billions in losses

Intensified climate impacts drive financial, operational challenges.

South Korea's fossil fuel dependence raises power costs

High reliance on LNG and slow renewable transition inflated electricity bills, impacting competitiveness.

India seeks skilled workforce for coal transition

Strategies and financial instruments are key to a sustainable shift.

High import duties stifle Bangladesh's rooftop solar growth

There is an information asymmetry within the sector.

India bolsters renewable grid with energy storage systems

ESS will drive investment in India's expanding renewable grid.

India's private sector fuels green hydrogen drive

Increased private investment and policy support boost India's green hydrogen ambitions.

India removes licence requirement to build transmission lines for bulk consumers

The rule applies to those with at least 25 MW of load for inter-state connection and at least 10 MW for intra-state.

Japan's LNG demand plummets amidst energy shift

Japan's transition towards renewable energy contributes to a significant decline in LNG consumption.

Philippines on track to energy transition, but RE targets could be higher

The country’s renewable energy has accounted for 22% of the energy mix as of 2022.

India accelerates energy storage systems addition

Around 60% of the over 8 GW of tenders were awarded in 2023.

Implementing Indonesia’s JETP plan requires prioritisation, processes, and transparency

In November 2022, the Indonesian government and the multi-government International Partners Group (IPG) announced the US$20 billion Indonesia Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP). Unprecedented in size and scope, it seeks to mobilise public and private sector funds to retire energy assets with high carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, and accelerate the adoption of clean technology, whilst providing the country with sustainable economic development. But discussions seem to have become stuck on defining transition priorities.

Indian solar PV exports to keep rising but will decline by 2027

PV exports may experience stagnation in 2025 and will decline by 2027.

How Pakistan could retire thermal plants early in an economical way

It identified three power plants for early retirement through an Energy Transition Mechanism.

Why blue hydrogen is not the solution to reducing emissions

IEFFA said investment should be focused more on other technologies such as solar and wind.

India could install record-high 4 GW rooftop solar in 2024

This could only happen once India resolves regulation uncertainties, amongst others.