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Perspectives on the energy transition in emerging markets
Beyond the “just transition” being supported by developed economies, emerging markets are home to significant climate innovation and financing initiatives that have the potential to deliver global benefits.
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In the Gulf region, we explore efforts to develop carbon capture and storage as well as green hydrogen, shine a spotlight on clean real estate, consider the role of Islamic finance in delivering a just transition, and examine the emergence of sustainability-related financial regulation.
In Africa, we look at the role of renewables, financing challenges, its hydrogen potential and explain why the region could become a global center for sustainability.
In Asia, we address themes from the evolution of carbon markets to the electric vehicle battery sector, and the importance of hydrogen and ammonia in the transition agenda. Finally, we take a closer look at Net Zero priorities in post-Soviet states – some of which have vast fossil fuel reserves while others remain reliant on Communist-era infrastructure.
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Here you will find an introduction that includes the top themes in energy transition in emerging markets, and links to mini reports covering the Middle East, Africa and Asia.
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