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LNG markets poised for a golden era with Trump 2.0
LNG markets poised for a golden era with Trump 2.0
A reliable US supply could unlock new Asian demand.
Limiting global warming to 1.6 degrees Celsius achievable
Solar and wind power will need to grow to 44% by 2050.
India’s gas demand to nearly double by 2040
However, local production is seen to fall short.
China’s renewable energy dominance puts pressure on global transition
Beijing continues to outpace the rest of the world.
Global offshore wind to breach 520 GW by 2040
Asia and Europe are the likely drivers.
Is India deploying enough RE to meet its 2031-2032 power demand?
The country needs at least 35GW to reach its 500-GW target in six years.
China’s wind and solar capacity surpass coal for the first time
In H1, wind and solar added over 100 GW versus 8 GW from coal.
State firms dominate Southeast Asia’s pumped hydro development
Indonesia’s Perusahaan Listrik Negara is the region’s top developer.
Southeast Asia’s pumped hydro capacity to reach 18 GW by 2033
The sector’s investment will reach between $12b to $70b.
US LNG could cut Asia’s emissions by half versus coal
Demand for natural gas will continue to be strong in the coming years.
China faces RE supply challenges in green hydrogen production
Around 20 GW of onshore wind is needed to produce one million tpa of green hydrogen.
China grapples with hydrogen supply-demand discrepancy
The country continues to grow its hydrogen network to address this challenge.
China to exceed green hydrogen goals ahead of schedule
Its projected new installed capacity in 2024 will generate 220,000 tpa of green hydrogen.
APAC to see $15b investment in CCS over next decade
Australia, Malaysia and Indonesia are emerging hubs for carbon capture.
Middle East power demand to hit 2,000 TWh by 2030
The residential sector comprises 40% of the total demand.
Solar power to lead Middle East energy transition
The sector reached the lowest cost of $10.4 per MWh in Saudi Arabia.
Asia's demand for US LNG remains strong in May
This is driven by imports in Japan, India, and South Korea.