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Mapping the green transition of Asia-Pacific economies

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Briefings

A new report indicates that Asia-Pacific economies can accelerate clean energy transitions and build local industries provided policies do not restrict access to affordable technologies. The study suggests that policy barriers are the primary constraint to this economic shift.

Key points

• The report concludes that Asia-Pacific nations can accelerate clean energy transitions and develop local industries if policies do not hinder access to affordable technologies.
• The study identifies policy restrictions as the main barrier preventing these economic shifts in the region.

Context

This analysis examines the potential for Asia-Pacific economies to transition to clean energy and build local industries, specifically noting that policy barriers are the primary constraint to this shift.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single report from October 2026. No specific country names, economic data, or quantitative figures are provided. The report does not specify which technologies are considered affordable or how policies are defined.

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