ASEAN's Energy Transition Hindered by Lack of Investment-Ready Projects, Not Capital
Analysis reveals that ASEAN's renewable energy transition is primarily hindered by a shortage of investment-ready projects, not a lack of capital. Strengthening project preparation capabilities is crucial to meet 2030 targets.
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