Summary Draft 2- Clean Energy Transition

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In the article, “How Can Southeast Asia’s Clean Energy Transition Be Sped Up?” Ha (2019) wrote about energy experts addressing the important issue of clean energy transition in Southeast Asia. He mentioned Moniz, who is the Chief Executive of the Energy Futures and Nuclear Threat Initiative, talking about deploying “low-carbon technologies and solutions” for energy to lower emissions in the ASEAN region. Ha also said that Moniz mentioned nuclear fusion or hydrogen power as a substitute for solar and wind power in Singapore due to its lack of natural resources and land. 

In addition, it is also stated that Wong, Group Chief Executive of utility company Singapore Power, mentioned that Southeast Asia must consider both its consumption and production of energy. They should consider new energy sources and ways to reduce energy consumption while maintaining the same lifestyle to comply with the Paris Agreement. 

Ha stated that ASEAN should consider replacing the use of coal to produce energy as it produces the most greenhouse gases. Ha then mentioned that Moniz proposed to reduce costs in the power, industrial, and transportation sectors to be able to transition towards renewable energy.

In my opinion, Southeast Asia should look for new clean energy sources to meet the Paris Agreement’s goals by 2050.


Reference:

Ha, T. (2019, July 19). How can Southeast Asia’s Clean Energy Transition be sped up?Eco-Business https://www.eco-business.com/news/how-can-southeast-asias-clean-energy-transition-be-sped-up/

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  1. Scheerder Ian Marc8 February 2022 at 06:25

    Hi Yumeme,

    I would like to personally thank you and your groupmate, Justin, for giving Thomas and I good feedback on how we can improve on our summary. I am glad to be able to work with you on this particular summary on clean energy transition and provide feedback for each other. It has been an enriching experience and I've learnt a lot. Lets continue to work hard together to hone our writing skills. :)

    I wish you all the best for your full summary reader response and I look forward to reading more from you.

    Best regards,
    Ian

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