The role of new energy commodities in decarbonizing Asia Pacific

As Asia Pacific accelerates toward net zero, a new class of energy carriers, hydrogen, ammonia, sustainable fuels and carbon dioxide for sequestration will play a pivotal role in decarbonizing the region’s most challenging sectors.

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DNV offers a data-driven roadmap for scaling these new energy commodities (NECs) across APAC, providing insights for policymakers, investors and industry leaders navigating the energy transition.

What you will learn

The big picture: How NECs can deliver up to 28% of APAC’s emissions reductions, especially in hard-to-electrify sectors like aviation, maritime, steel and cement.
Trade and infrastructure: Why 81% of NECs will be traded across borders and what it will take to build the infrastructure: 12 billion solar panels, 2.7 million wind turbines, 189 ports and 1,221 carriers.
Country and sector deep dives: Explore demand forecasts and trade dynamics for key countries including Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Indonesia and Australia.
Policy and finance levers: Understand the USD 386/tCO₂ abatement cost challenge and the policy tools, carbon pricing, blended finance, harmonized standards - needed to close the gap.
Strategic pathways: Discover pragmatic, regionally coordinated strategies to unlock NECs potential and build resilient, low-carbon supply chains.

Who should read this

Government agencies shaping climate and energy policy
Investors and financiers seeking green infrastructure opportunities
Energy and industrial leaders planning for decarbonization
Sustainability professionals and researchers tracking APAC’s transition

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