Southeast Asia faces $200B power demand surge amid grid risks
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Southeast Asia's power demand is expected to surge by over 100 TWh in four years, necessitating $200B in investments. Analysts warn of an $18B annual shortfall in grid investments by 2035, which could lead to delays and cancellations of renewable projects. In the past five years, up to 60% of renewable projects in Vietnam, Thailand, and Indonesia have been scrapped due to regulatory and system challenges.
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