Asia Pacific > To decarbonise Asia’s JETP members, halt new coal and incentivise renewables, paper argues

To decarbonise Asia’s JETP members, halt new coal and incentivise renewables, paper argues

Published 10:44 on May 1, 2024  /  Last updated at 10:44 on May 1, 2024  / Helen Clark /  Asia Pacific, International, Other APAC

Phasing out coal will be integral to the energy transition and Just Energy Transition Partnership’s (JETP) Southeast Asian members, but halting new coal construction in tandem with a renewable energy build-out will be more productive than a focus on shuttering existing coal plants, according to a journal article published this week.
Phasing out coal will be integral to the energy transition and Just Energy Transition Partnership’s (JETP) Southeast Asian members, but halting new coal construction in tandem with a renewable energy build-out will be more productive than a focus on shuttering existing coal plants, according to a journal article published this week.


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