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Natural gas demand to outpace oil and coal in Southeast Asia as region targets 30% share by 2050
Natural gas is set to become a cornerstone of Southeast Asia’s energy future, projected to account for up to 30% of the region’s primary energy mix by 2050 according to Wood Mackenzie. With demand expected to outpace both oil and coal, countries like Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines, and Vietnam are leading a shift toward gas to support economic growth, energy security, and the transition away from more carbon-intensive fuels.
