End of the power subsidy in South-Eastern Asia?
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Historically, electricity tariffs in major markets in South-Eastern Asia have mirrored the Government's social objective of setting low domestic tariffs for political benefits and low industrial tariffs to support industrialisation & jobs growth. Recent tariff hikes have set subsidised markets in Indonesia, Vietnam and Malaysia on course for cost reflective tariffs. Is this the end of power subsidy in South-Eastern Asia?
Table of contents
- Indonesia
- Peninsular Malaysia
- Myanmar
- Vietnam
- Thailand
- Singapore and Philippines
- Implications of price reform
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Towards the end of the power subsidies
- What needs to be done to speed up the process?
Tables and charts
This report includes 5 images and tables including:
- Indonesia
- Peninsular Malaysia
- Vietnam
- Thailand
- Tariff increment required for cost reflective tariffs (%)
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