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How is the energy crisis changing Asia Pacific power markets?
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The energy crisis is accelerating fundamental changes in the power market in Asia Pacific. This is important as the region accounts for half of global power demand. Asia Pacific did not cause the energy crisis, but its reaction is critical for global power markets. This insight examines changes between the last five years (2017-2022) and the next five years (2022-2027) in light of the current energy crisis, focusing on the different technologies and sub-regions within Asia-Pacific.
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