Aussichten für Energiespeicherfelder für Haushalte in Asien
Für die Schwellenländer Asiens erwartet der IWF ein Wachstum von 5,3% im Jahr 2024 und 5,0% im Jahr 2025, während für das entwickelte Asien ein Wachstum von 1,6% bzw. 1,9% erwartet wird. „Die Leistung in den asiatischen Schwellenländern bleibt robust, trotz der leichten Abwärtskorrektur für China auf 4,8% im Jahr 2024", sagte Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas,
What challenges will ASEAN and East Asia face in the energy transition?
The ASEAN and East Asia grouping faces tremendous challenges when it comes to the future energy landscape and in trying to determine how the energy transition will embrace new architectures including sound policy and technologies to ensure energy access with affordability, energy security, and energy sustainability.
Which energy model is used in ASEAN?
In 2007, the primary model used was IEEJ’s world energy outlook model, which was used to prepare Asia/ World Energy Outlook. Since 2008, all ASEAN 10 member countries have used their own energy models.
Will East Asia 2023 have a higher energy savings potential?
Energy Outlook and Energy Saving 324Potential East Asia 2023 demand mix by the end of the planning period. However, implementing energy efficiency and conservation programmes, as well as developing alternative fuels and technologies, can result in higher energy savings potential for oil demand.
What is the East Asia Summit Energy Outlook 2021 – 2022?
Executive Summary The Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA) has updated the East Asia Summit (EAS) Energy Outlook in 2021–2022 by revising the macro assumptions such as economic and population growth, as well as the crude oil price.
What is the energy transition in Asia?
At the core of the energy transition is the move from fossil-based systems of energy production and consumption (including oil and coal) to renewable energy sources. Such renewable energy sources include wind, solar, geothermal and hydroelectric. The Renewables section examines some of the trends across the Asian renewable energy landscape.
Which energy technologies should be included in ASEAN's Energy Outlook modelling?
Thus, the Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia has considered including commercially available energy technologies such as carbon capture, utilisation, and storage; hydrogen; and ammonia fuels into the region’s energy outlook modelling. Professor Tetsuya Watanabe President, Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia
