#LNG News
Policy & Finance
Analysis: Closing coal plants early makes economic sense in Pakistan
Inspired by Indonesia, Haneea Isaad finds that Pakistan would also benefit from early coal retirement.
Natural gas is not a clean bridging fuel to renewables, and plenty of failed investments attest to the many risks that come with gas projects.
Thailand, the Philippines, and Vietnam lead the charge in proposed natural gas projects, which could thwart climate mitigation, warns a new study by the Asia Research & Engagement.
A growing group of artists, including from the Global South, are using their work to spark conversations and action on climate change.
Policy & Finance
Asia and Australia target greenwashing as companies risk penalties
#LNG Opinion
The United States' decision to pause permits for new liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facilities does not threaten Asia’s energy security or decarbonisation goals.
Carbon & Climate
COP28: Opportunity for PM to showcase Malaysia’s global climate leadership on methane
Reducing methane emissions is key to limit global warming.
Policy & Finance
APEC faces up to the China challenge
Superpower rivalry at APEC with China and the US vying for influence in the Pacific expected to put extra pressure on the alliance.
The withdrawal of United States industrial gas company Air Products and Chemicals from planned state-linked facilities in Indonesia highlights cost challenges.
Policy & Finance
COP27: Africans are not victims, we are leading climate action
Policy & Finance
Rich polluting nations are hijacking 1.5C goal for their own aims
