Energy efficiency solutions present viable ‘low hanging fruit’ in Asia’s energy transition efforts: Siemens Energy VP finance APAC

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With growing populations and economies largely across Asia, measures are already being taken for energy transition and decarbonisation, and energy efficiency will be key.

In this interview, Karna explains to Eco-Business why energy efficiency and grid improvements represent a “hidden” energy source and must accompany the expansion of renewables in a country’s energy mix.

Historically, renewables have been able to work together with fossil fuels, so the grid must handle this difference in energy mix and be reliable and stable, which will require investment.

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Author / Journalist: Vincent Tan

Category: EconomyBusiness

Markets: SingaporeAustraliaChinaGermanyJapanSouth KoreaMalaysiaOmanPhilippinesUnited StatesVietnam

Topics: Energy efficiency Electricity Energy Power plants Clean energy Renewable energy

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Published On: 2024-11-01 @ 08:19:00 (13 hours ago)

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