Southeast Asia's energy security at a crossroads as power demand surges, IEA warns
- SINGAPORE: Southeast Asian countries are using more energy than ever but becoming increasingly reliant on imported fuel, leaving the region vulnerable to supply disruptions and price shocks, warns a new report by the International Energy Agency (IEA).
- The report, published on Monday (Oct 5), came ahead of an Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Energy Ministers meeting in Manila on Oct 7 where the ministers are expected to review regional fuel-security measures.
- The region continues to grapple with fuel supply disruption from the Middle East since Feb 28, when the United States and Isr
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- SINGAPORE: Southeast Asian countries are using more energy than ever but becoming increasingly reliant on imported fuel, leaving the region vulnerable to supply disruptions and price shocks, warns a new report by the International Energy Agency (IEA).
- The report, published on Monday (Oct 5), came ahead of an Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Energy Ministers meeting in Manila on Oct 7 where the ministers are expected to review regional fuel-security measures.
- The region continues to grapple with fuel supply disruption from the Middle East since Feb 28, when the United States and Isr
Sources: CNA