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.

Vietnam’s weak grid a barrier to direct power purchase policy

Its poor energy infrastructure impedes the integration of new capacity from RE projects. 

Will nuclear energy help meet Australia’s future energy needs?

Experts said adding nuclear energy in the energy mix is a big risk.

Asia-Pacific may miss RE targets

Countries must attract investments to advance their clean energy goals.

India’s small and medium businesses drive natural gas demand: IEEFA

Their gas consumption surged by 136% in fiscal year 2023-2024.

Pakistan's solar growth requires policy fine-tuning: IEEFA

Debates over existing policies are ongoing amidst the rise in rooftop solarisation.

Indonesia must overcome regulatory barriers to build RE appeal

It needs $285b to boost its clean energy capacity and hit climate targets by 2030.

South Korea’s delayed RE deployment could hinder semiconductor, AI industries

Semiconductors alone account for over 20% of the country’s exports.

Policy gaps challenge Indonesia’s $146B investment goal for renewable energy

$146 billion worth of investments from the private sector is needed. 

Is pumped hydro a solution for Australia's mine voids?

An independent think tank warns taxpayers may be put at risk.

Is India deploying enough RE to meet its 2031-2032 power demand?

The country needs at least 35GW to reach its 500-GW target in six years.

IEEFA urges policy reforms to attract more RE investments in Indonesia

Planning, procurement, and investment processes should be reevaluated.

Developer-led approach poses uncertainty for South Korea’s offshore wind

Experts believe the government can streamline the process by taking the lead in site designation and subsea surveys.

Why imported LNG is not the ‘bridging fuel’ in China’s energy transition

Coal generation costs lower by $30 to $40 per MWh than natural gas-fired generation. 

IEEFA finds issues in seven proposed nuclear plants in Australia

Cost, timing, and compatibility were amongst those pointed out.