Research Database

Achieving net zero carbon emissions necessitates a systemic reorganization of global value chains, particularly in the ASEAN region, due to its growing role as a manufacturing hub.

This study aims to develop an optimal minimum-cost hydrogen supply chain network to achieve net-zero emissions in ASEAN by 2050. Using the HEART (Hydrogen Economy and Resource Assessment Tool), it optimises hydrogren production, transportation, and distribution across the industry, power, and transport sectors. This study also explores a variety of hydrogen sources (green, blue, orange) and evaluates their characteristics within ASEAN's energy transition efforts.

This study assesses the impact of resource scarcity and digital finance on sustainability in ASEAN nations, analysing data from eight member states spanning 2005 to 2022.

This study examines the impact of renewable energy advancements (REA) on energy poverty (EP), addressing the gap in existing literature by employing a moment quantile regression model to assess the energy poverty index system and explore how REA influences EP across different quantiles.

Optimizing geothermal exploration and adopting innovative technologies can cut expenses and speed up progress for Indonesia's use of renewable energy sources and energy efficiency.

This study examines the correlation between environmental innovation (EI), energy efficiency (EE), institutional quality (IQ), and environmental sustainability (ES) in the Southeast Asian economy from 1980 to 2019.

The current study provides policy recommendations to promote better cooperation in the development of renewable energy sources.

This study aims to analyse the asymmetrical ways in which the ASEAN region's rapid economic development and energy use are damaging the ecological world.

This study assesses the potential of agrivoltaics on herbaceous croplands in the ASEAN region, considering potential trade-offs with agroforestry.