Energy is changing: What does Asia's energy future look like?

Energy demand is growing – driven by population growth, economic development and the region's commitment to achieve universal access to electricity. How can the Asia-Pacific region meet growing demand while developing reliable electricity networks, with the overarching goal of decarbonization in mind? And how can Asia flex to integrate renewables and support initiatives like the electrification of transport? As our new whitepaper outlines, reliability and flexibility of new and fossil power plants, such as coal and gas assets, will be the key.

“The energy market in Asia is evolving with renewables, Electric Vehicles and Decarbonization being key topics of interest being discussed simultaneously. As an owner operator with a portfolio of 35,000 MW, Uniper has decades of experience with operating and maintaining a portfolio of power assets in a variety of market conditions. Having been through the transformation journey we offer advisory from peer to peer perspective to power generators in Asia to prepare for Asia’s energy transition through effective risk management as well as leverage the power of big data and digital technologies”, says Giresh Prabhat, Managing Director, Uniper Energy Asia Pacific.

The APAC report provides insights into the key approaches to manage the energy transition through and effectively adapt in the way that’s best for the power asset, business plan, market conditions and continue to contribute to the security of supply.

All these and more, in Uniper's latest APAC report. Please click here.