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Our latest CIO Special looks at the rapidly growing Asian energy market and how policymakers are trying to satisfy growing demand – while also reducing carbon emissions and improving energy security.

We consider:

  • The impact of higher USD-denominated energy prices on Asian import costs and the economic implications. 
  • The immediate outlook for natural gas, as tight LNG supply and record high prices temper demand.
  • Electricity consumption trends, the future role of fossil fuels and managing the energy transition.

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