What will the power generation fuel mix for Southeast Asia look like by 2030? - Renewable Energy World
2020-04-28 23:08
An Enlit Video Interview By the end of 2019, around 90% of the power generated in the region came from conventional sources (coal, gas and hydro), while renewables contributed to less than 10%, according to IHS. The firm believes that Southeast Asia’s growth story will continue along this trajectory over the next decade. To fuel...
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