Research Database

This study offers insights for policymakers and industry experts into the evolving dynamics of climate change and sustainable energy solutions while supporting the pursuit of sustainable development objectives.

This study analyses the link between economic growth, CO2 emissions and energy consumption in Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, and Singapore, grouped together as ASEAN-4. Our contribution is novel in two ways.

This article aims to assess Indonesia's wind energy potential, evaluate challenges hindering wind power development (policy gaps, infrastructure issues, and economic constraints), examine government initiatives and policies at promoting wind energy, and identify strategies to optimise wind energy development in the country.

This study aims to fill the research gap by examining the effects of manufacturing, digitalization of ICT, supply chain globalization, trade, and GDP on renewable energy consumption in the ASEAN countries.

The article aims to investigate the impacts of policy uncertainty towards household preferences for rooftop solar power in Vietnam. It examines the role of public perception, environmental awareness, and financial incentives towards decisions including preferences for stand-alone vs. battery-paired solar systems. It also analyses the impact of the feed-in tariff policy towards willingness to invest in solar energy systems.

This study explores the links between environmental innovation, growth, quality, and renewable energy (RE) in ASEAN economies.

This study explores the links between environmental innovation, growth, quality, and renewable energy (RE) in ASEAN economies.

This study investigates the hypothetical decarbonization pathways for ASEAN’s power sector.

This research examines the scope of subnational climate regulations and policies through case studies in Indonesia and the Philippines.