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The article discusses the importance of renewable energy for ASEAN's sustainable development and outlines the challenges, goals, and initiatives in achieving a 23% renewable energy target, highlighting the need for policy adjustments and further research to optimize renewable resource potential.

This study focuses on government policies and goals focusing on energy potential, major progress in terms of energy storage and challenges in implementation of renewable energy systems in ASEAN countries.

In this paper, solar policy and support mechanisms in ASEAN countries are investigated. In general, solar PV development in the past decade has been remarkable. Based on the available data, Vietnam has the highest installed capacity (16.5 GW) in 2020, followed by Thailand and Malaysia.

This paper examines solar PV policies in Southeast Asia over a decade, emphasizing their impact on solar PV growth, particularly successful cases like Vietnam's Feed-in-Tariff scheme, and recommends adopting policies such as FiT and Renewable Portfolio Standards to enhance solar energy utilization across ASEAN countries, providing valuable insights for regional policymakers and energy professionals.