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What to look for in Asia Pacific renewable energy in 2025
Predictions for the year ahead
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Robert Liew
Director, Asia Pacific (excluding China) Renewables Research
Robert Liew
Director, Asia Pacific (excluding China) Renewables Research
Market specialist with over 15 years of power and renewables research experience.
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For the APeC region – Asia Pacific excluding China – this looks set to be a year of record offshore wind tenders, a surge in storage demand, a floating solar expansion, solar tariffs and more.
Drawing on insight from Lens Power, this report gives our predictions and analysis of the key themes, including:
- Solar: cell exports from Indonesia/Laos will skyrocket in 2025 as they avoid AD/CVD tariffs.
- Wind: a record 10 GW of offshore wind will start tendering in 2025, but success is not a given.
- Batteries: India’s battery energy storage power generation increases ten-fold in 2025.
- And more.