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Summary: This paper reviews the progress of establishing an ASEAN Power Grid (APG) and identifies the key barriers to cross-border electricity trade in ASEAN. By analyzing political, technical, institutional, economic, environmental, social, and time dimensions, the paper concludes that it is premature for ASEAN to pursue strong power sector market integration due to significant barriers, particularly economic and institutional barriers. The paper suggests focusing on bilateral power purchase agreements and large-scale investments in solar and wind power between 2022 and 2030, which would contribute to stronger regional integration in the electricity sector while promoting renewable energy adoption.
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Summary: The energy transition in ASEAN is slow with limited investment in renewable energy. This study examines the factors that hinder the attraction of capital, such as carbon lock-in and regulatory practices, and provides recommendations based on international best practices to overcome these obstacles.
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Summary: Vietnam pledged at COP 26 to phase out unabated coal power by the 2040s or as soon as possible thereafter. This study investigated the drivers for Vietnam's decision, identified barriers to a successful phase out, and proposed potential strategies. The primary driver was the ambition to attract international support for green growth initiatives due to limited financing options for new coal power projects. Key barriers included concerns about electricity shortages and incomplete regulatory frameworks for clean power options. Recommended strategies involve reforming regulations, political prioritization, and building community and enterprise support. The findings are relevant to other developing countries.
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David J. H. Blake et al.
Summary: Laos has rapidly expanded its hydraulic infrastructure, leading to environmental, economic, and social injustices. Research shows that resettlement measures have not addressed underlying issues of poverty, inequity, exclusion, and social injustice. Significant reforms in water governance and human rights are needed for a water justice paradigm in Laos.
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Peipei Yang et al.
Summary: A three-dimensional hydrodynamic-ecological lake model was used to study the impacts of floating photovoltaic (PV) systems on hydrodynamics and water quality in a shallow tropical reservoir in Singapore. The model predicted changes in water temperature, stability, mixing energy, chlorophyll a, total organic carbon, dissolved oxygen, total nitrogen and total phosphorus concentrations under the PV panels.
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Environmental Studies
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Summary: This study identifies key barriers to offshore wind power development in Vietnam and proposes policy options to address them. The underdeveloped policy environment, incomplete procedures, and immature infrastructure and supply chain are the main hindrances to the development of offshore wind power in Vietnam. The recommended policy measures include setting clear targets, adopting renewable portfolio standards, and streamlining leasing and licensing processes.
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Thermodynamics
Bin Lu et al.
Summary: This study investigates the role of short-term off-river energy storage (STORES) in supporting 100% renewable electricity in Southeast Asia, finding that closed-loop pumped hydro storage has high potential and maturity. Comparative analysis with the Asia-Pacific Super Grid scenario shows that with support from STORES, Southeast Asia can achieve very high penetration of domestic solar and wind energy resources.
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Chemistry, Physical
Matthew Stocks et al.
Summary: Pumped hydro energy storage in closed-loop, off-river settings can overcome the challenges of finding suitable dam sites, providing more opportunities to support renewable energy generation. Through GIS analysis, hundreds of thousands of potential storage sites have been identified, with a vast combined storage potential capable of supporting large-scale renewable electricity development.
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Environmental Sciences
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Summary: The Greater Mekong Subregion is a transnational area with abundant hydropower resources, but the construction of hydroelectric infrastructure has raised concerns about environmental and societal impacts. Research shows that regional droughts reduce hydropower availability, leading to increased reliance on thermal resources and affecting production costs and CO2 emissions.
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Green & Sustainable Science & Technology
Thang Nam Do et al.
Summary: This study analyzes the factors driving Vietnam's rapid solar and wind power expansion, highlighting the importance of generous feed-in tariffs, income tax exemptions, and land lease payment exemptions. Policy uncertainty and underprepared transmission grids are identified as major barriers. Lessons learned include the importance of strong price signals and a supportive investment environment for rapid uptake of solar and wind power.
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Thermodynamics
Bin Lu et al.
Summary: Australia demonstrates high per capita energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions, but leads in rapid deployment of solar and wind energy globally. Through modeling decarbonized electricity systems and electrification of various sectors, the country achieves significant reduction in emissions. Utilizing short-term energy storage and demand-side response, as well as large-scale energy grids interconnections, Australia shows a pathway towards reliable and affordable energy with high levels of integration of renewables.
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Green & Sustainable Science & Technology
Han Phoumin et al.
Summary: This study found that to meet the growing energy demand in the Mekong Subregion, a huge investment of approximately USD 190 billion-220 billion in power generation infrastructure is needed between 2017 and 2050, and this investment must be guided by appropriate policies.
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Economics
Paul J. Burke et al.
Summary: Asia is facing serious environmental challenges such as urban air pollution and the impacts of global climate change. However, there are growing opportunities for a transition to a cleaner economy powered by zero-emission energy sources. Economic mechanisms like emissions pricing and renewable portfolio standards have the potential to support a greener development model for the Asian Century.
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