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Towards a Just Energy Transition in Southeast Asia
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Towards a Just Energy Transition in Southeast Asia
INTRODUCTION Southeast Asian policymakers are faced with the complex task of replacing fossil fuels with renewable energy in a timely, just and equitable manner. Energy transition is necessary not only for addressing climate change, but also for sustaining economic growth and employment generation; at the same time, high levels of fossil fuel dependency worsen the risks of transition. Currently, around 70 per cent of Southeast Asia’s electricity…
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