Research Database

This article analyses the transition towards solar and wind energy within the diverse economic and institutional landscapes of Asia.

This study provides an early empirical quantification of the impact of green financial and monetary policies on the energy transition, with findings holding important policy implications for the green transition.

The article analyses the impact of energy transitions induced by fast-growing carbon prices to macro-economic factors such as unemployment, inflation, and income distribution.

This paper maps the peer-reviewed literature on drivers and barriers shaping skills systems in the context of low-carbon energy transitions. It conceptualises skills development as a governance process unfolding across five interrelated dimensions: anticipation, provision, deployment, recognition, and coordination.

The article identifies the structural barriers for just clean energy transition and how these barriers undermine policy effectiveness for households that are disadvantaged, and discuss the adoption of clean energy through the lens of justice.

This research aims to guide the policy makers in designing effective carbon pricing instruments and establishing a competitive carbon market to boost Indonesia’s economic competitiveness within ASEAN.

This article examines how the development of Article 6 of the Paris Agreement is shaping the evolution of carbon markets in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and the implications for the region's energy interconnectivity and transition. The article analyses how Article 6 could play a role in improving governance, legal infrastructure, price signals and MRV requirements in ASEAN. It further considers the indirect role of carbon pricing in influencing energy transition outcomes, including investment decisions, dispatch patterns and cross-border electricity trade.

This study aims to deepen the understanding of how climate policies interact with SDG priorities in Asian countries facing diverse development contrast, many South and Southeast Asian countries remain in early stages of industrialisation, where alleviating poverty and ensuring access to energy remain pressing priorities.

The article presents potential pathways towards net-zero for ASEAN's energy sector, including the development of the ASEAN Power Grid.