Asean-China way forward on energy transition
The importance of the energy transition is driven by the fact that both China and Asean need to reduce their dependence on fossil fuels.
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Pakistan has suffered enough for the egos of a few, and it should not be made to suffer more
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Is renewable deployment suffering from fossil fuel lock-in?
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