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Comparative analysis of renewable vs fossil fuel energy adoption in south east asia

Writer's picture: Sylvain Richer de ForgesSylvain Richer de Forges

Southeast Asia's Energy Landscape: Renewables vs. Fossil Fuels 




As the global push for sustainable energy gains momentum, Southeast Asia's energy profile presents a fascinating case. Let's take a closer look at how different countries in the region balance electricity production between renewable sources and fossil fuels.



Indonesia


Fossil Fuels: 86%


Renewables: 14%


Source: International Energy Agency



Thailand


Fossil Fuels: 76%


Renewables: 24%


Source: International Renewable Energy Agency



Vietnam


Fossil Fuels: 64%


Renewables: 36%


Source: World Bank



Malaysia


Fossil Fuels: 80%


Renewables: 20%


Source: Malaysia Energy Commission



Philippines


Fossil Fuels: 58%


Renewables: 42%


Source: Philippine Department of Energy



Singapore


Fossil Fuels: 96%


Renewables: 4%


Source: Singapore Energy Market Authority



Myanmar


Fossil Fuels: 70%


Renewables: 30%


Source: Asian Development Bank



Cambodia


Fossil Fuels: 75%


Renewables: 25%


Source: Electricity Authority of Cambodia



The data reveals a diverse energy mix across Southeast Asia, with some countries making significant strides towards renewable energy, while others still rely heavily on fossil fuels. The transition to sustainable energy is a crucial journey for the region to ensure environmental sustainability and energy security.



 How is your country navigating the energy transition? 



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