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How to power a bright future for ASEAN

Primary energy demand in the ASEAN region will increase by more than two thirds by 2040

Primary energy demand in the ASEAN region will increase by more than two thirds by 2040 Image: REUTERS/Edgar Su/File

Philip Andrews-Speed
Harsh Vijay Singh
Acting Head, Equitable Transition, World Economic Forum
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