2022 Asia Electric Report
Will 30 years be enough to achieve carbon neutrality?
Will 30 years be enough to achieve carbon neutrality?
Countries need time to decarbonise old assets, too, Black & Veatch claims.
Renewables growth in Asia risks collapse sans transmission system expansion
Black & Veatch says this will need government policies, investment, and storage capacity.
Solar power to get 'lion’s share' of funding in next 5 years
Over 58% agreed the sector will attract the bulk of investments in Asia.
Pressure from government is the top reason for RE investments
About 44.6% of surveyed firms in Asia said so.
Fewer are concerned over investment uncertainty in Asia's electric industry
24.6% cited it as the most challenging issue in the electric industry, a drop from 37.1% in 2020.
Renewable integration cited as most challenging issue in Asia’s electric industry
Around 35% said renewable integration is the top challenge for the industry.
7 in 10 leaders see hydrogen generation helpful in Asia's clean energy transition
Meanwhile, 51.4% believe that the answer is in retiring fossil-fuel generation.
Policies, underinvestment lead the biggest threats to Asia’s grid reliability
43.9% agree that policy debates serve as a hurdle in grid operations.
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