IEEFA

The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) examines issues related to energy markets, trends, and policies. It aims to accelerate the transition to a diverse, sustainable and profitable energy economy.

Gwadar coal power plant: One step forward, two steps back

The revival of the Gwadar power project on imported coal could heighten Pakistan’s economic stress

Gwadar coal power plant: One step forward, two steps back

The revival of the Gwadar power project on imported coal could heighten Pakistan’s economic stress

How Indian states can catch up in the clean energy transition?

A report found renewable energy-rich states are not utilising their full potential. 

Which Indian states are winning the clean energy race?

The states were measured according to their overall preparedness and commitment. 

Cleaner energy could save Bangladesh from the cost of gas imports

New gas prices for power generation led to an additional US$0.083 per cubic metre. 

ArcelorMittal flagged for coal-powered blast furnaces in India

IEEFA raised investors should question high emission projects in developing countries. 

Southeast Asia’s LNG industry potential faces headwinds

The region was once projected to be the world’s fastest-growing LNG market. 

How can India drive up renewable energy tenders

Tenders declined to about 28GW in 2022, which is below the required level. 

Renewable energy tenders in India are ‘off-track’: report

This could hold back its pursuit to reach its 2030 target.

Would Pakistan’s long-term power purchase agreements become roadblocks to its solar energy revolution?

A recent public hearing held by the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) on a proposed 600 MW solar power plant in Muzaffargarh has brought to light a host of concerns on the right incentives needed to promote an expedient uptake of solar power in Pakistan.

Vietnam’s energy transition faces hurdles due to gas-fired power growth

Whilst coal’s expansion was limited, natural gas production will be bullish.

Why India is a key investment destination for renewables 

Key policies open the market for global and domestic investors. 

KEPCO cannot keep resorting to bonds to pay fossil-linked debt

State-owned electricity provider Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) may be running out of tricks to resolve its debt problems.

How much did these Asian countries saved with solar power 

Seven countries were able to save about 9% of their fossil fuel costs in the first half.

India renewables to rise by 35-40GW annually 

This puts the market on track to reach its 2030 target.

Asia turns to coal amidst a global energy crisis

India and China are amongst the markets that have increased coal production for energy security.