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As global economies grow manifold, people's standards of living will rise, challenging traditional utilities' business models. Global Mega Trends are disruptive forces that have far-reaching impact on several industries including power utilities. As a result, it is essential for utility companies to adopt a well-balanced strategy, strengthen existi...

Utilities in Southeast Asia continue to strengthen their power supply through large-scale power plants. However, the sheer magnitude of the demand-supply mismatch calls for an immediate solution. Utilities are, therefore, driven to look beyond the scope of their traditional business models, and are increasingly willing to shift toward adopting dist...

IPPs in Southeast Asia, particularly ASEAN-6, face multiple challenges such as policy and regulatory restrictions and pressure to control carbon emissions. In addition, IPPs struggle to keep costs low to remain competitive while maintaining the highest quality in power generation, safety standards, and customer service. Incumbent technologies curre...

This research analyzes the government regulations and policy for low-cost green cars in Indonesia, which form a part of the low carbon emissions (LCE) program. It discusses in detail the LCGC policies in Indonesia through executive summary, LCE program with overview, background, objectives, along with policy details. The future potential and challe...

This study provides insights into key mega trends for the buildings sector in Asia-Pacific. Global mega trends such as urbanization and economic and technological development are changing the demographics and financial outlook in Asia-Pacific, and will shape the region’s buildings sector. The trends examined are, broadly, building construction, and...

Buildings are one of the leading carbon emitters with hotels contributing 15% to 20% of the emissions. In Southeast Asia, green hospitality is often considered only as the compliance of hotels with green building standards. However, it also encompasses other specific operational aspects. Green hospitality is likely to benefit from approximately 15%...

The study review the Asia Pacific container port market development in 2008 and provides an short and long term outlook for the market. It also review some of the key challenges and issues that should be on top of every port executive's mind like carbon emission, security and hinterland congestions. The study further analyze 14 countries in Asia Pa...

Increasing safety and security concerns, need for comfort and central monitoring, technological advancements, and growing impetus from the government to reduce carbon emission and energy consumption are the major driving factors. The key challenges that are being faced by market participants are high initial cost, longer payback period, lack of gua...

The study presents an outlook of the oleochemicals market. The future of the market is bright with the robust growth of the Asia-Pacific region. The palm oil and oleochemicals industries are covered in this outlook. The driving forces contributing to market shifts include: the increasing demand for oleochemicals in end-user applications, the growin...