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Southeast Asia to Miss Green Goal on Slow Storage Deployment

Southeast Asia will miss its renewable energy production goal, highlighting the difficulties in weaning the region off fossil fuels like coal and liquefied natural gas, according to an intergovernmental think tank.

By: financialpost.com

Oct 01 2024
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Southeast Asia to Miss Green Goal on Slow Storage Deployment

(Bloomberg) — Southeast Asia will miss its renewable energy production goal, highlighting the difficulties in weaning the region off fossil fuels like coal and liquefied natural gas, according to an intergovernmental think tank. Read More

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