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Asia tops global low-carbon competitiveness index

By The Climate Institute (TCI) | 12 June 2013

The momentum for climate action has shifted away from Europe and the US towards the emerging economies of Asia

N. America's impact on the global oil supply chain

By the International Energy Agency (IEA) | 12 June 2013

IEA's Medium-Term Oil Market Report sees a shift in not just an overhaul in global investment strategies, but also the way oil is being transported, stored and refined.

Rock steady – A report on the resilience of coal demand

By the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) | 12 June 2013

The shale-gas bonanza in North America will slow coal's growth, but it won't erode its resilience as a fuel source according to EIU's latest report. Here's a snapshot look.

The world turned upside down: The impact of renewable energy on geopolitical complexities

By Dr Alexander Mirtchev, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars | 12 June 2013

Although not a major security preoccupation, alternative energy is entering geopolitical considerations and reshaping the global energy map. Senior Scholar Alexander Mirtchev comments.

Environmental goals not enough to reduce energy intensity

By EMA staff | 15 May 2013

A new report suggests that the APEC region's initiatives to become more energy efficient will not be enough to achieve environmental sustainability.

Top LNG routes will end in Asia by 2030

By EMA staff | 15 May 2013

The LNG carrier sector will still be controlled by the Middle East, Europe and Japan, but their dominance will be challenged by countries like China.

Critical energy needs for the Asian Century

By Asian Development Bank (ADB) | 9 May 2013

ADB's Asian Development Outlook 2013 projects that Asia's continued growth will depend on an ample and stable supply of clean and affordable energy.

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