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Overhead energy power lines in Bangladesh against a dark blue sky. The country is facing an energy crisis, impacting power generation, as conflict in the Middle East blocks fuel imports.
Asia & Pacific Briefings Oil and gas

Sep 2026

Middle East conflict exposes the rising cost of Bangladesh’s gas dependence

While the Iran crisis is exposing the risks of imported fossil fuels, Bangladesh is responding by securing more LNG and doubling down on fossil-fuel infrastructure.

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Japan’s re-sales of US LNG to Asia in 2020-2025 equal the emissions of about 17 coal plants in a year

Jun 2026

Japan’s re-sales of US LNG to Asia in 2020-2025 equal the emissions of about 17 coal plants in a year

Key points Japan is one of the world’s largest LNG traders (meaning it buys and re-sells the fuel to other countries). Starting in 2021, Japan...

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Factsheet: Ripple effects 100 days into the Iran energy crisis
Asia & Pacific Oil and gas

Jun 2026

Factsheet: Ripple effects 100 days into the Iran energy crisis

Oil and gas disruption is hitting supply chains, global growth and consumer prices – especially in Asia. In response, countries are doubling down on clean energy.

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The Philippines could avoid 1.7 billion pesos in coal and gas import costs by meeting its 2030 solar target
Briefings Renewables

May 2026

The Philippines could avoid 1.7 billion pesos in coal and gas import costs by meeting its 2030 solar target

The Philippines is responding to the energy crisis by fast-tracking over 1.4 GW of renewable energy. By meeting its 2030 solar target, and moving toward renewables in the long term, the country could avoid spending USD 28 million on fossil fuel imports, ensure energy security, and surpass national climate goals.

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Photo of a man installing an array of four solar panels on the roof of a small building. Another roof with solar panels on is visible in the background.
Asia & Pacific Briefings Renewables

Apr 2026

Thai households with rooftop solar already save on bills. Raising the net billing cap could mean they save 77% more than households without

As the Iran war pushes up power prices, raising the cap on Thailand's net billing policy will cut household bills and encourage rooftop solar uptake.

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Solar could help Vietnam avoid almost USD 600 million from coal and gas imports, as Iran war drives up energy prices
Asia & Pacific Briefings Coal Oil and gas

Mar 2026

Solar could help Vietnam avoid almost USD 600 million from coal and gas imports, as Iran war drives up energy prices

Vietnam's solar boom means the country has a stronger buffer against rising energy imports prices resulting from geopolitical crises.

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