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What is holding back energy transition in APAC?
What is holding back energy transition in APAC?
Green energy investment in Asia is around 45% of the global level in 2023.
APAC’s price controls, tendering processes pose risks to pharma firms
Such practices could impact revenues and market access.
What will drive the reinsurance sector to bag $68b in four years?
In 2023, APAC accounted for 13.3% of global reinsurance premiums.
APAC’s HTA adoption to grow amidst infrastructure, talent challenges
Key markets include Indonesia, the Philippines, and Australia.
Over 900 GW of wind capacity to be installed by 2030
Specifically, offshore wind is showing a promising growth potential.
Global transformers market to reach nearly $90b by 2030
APAC will lead this growth.
Global wind energy adds 117 GW of capacity in 2024
China led new installations.
Asia’s commercial rates contracts in Q1 2025
This is the fifth consecutive quarter that rates have fallen.
Insurance companies risk missing $160b without AI scale
Those who successfully deploy AI invest about 30% more in AI capabilities than peers.
Content excellence coupled with long-term shareholder value creation are at the core of broadcasting – Kearney’s Sarovar Agarwal
He emphasised that industry players must critically focus on economic viability, given the fundamental challenges faced right now, across geographies.
Global nuclear capacity to reach nearly 500 GW by 2035
Guess what will drive this increase.
Are luxury boutique hotels the new black?
High-quality service and lavish room amenities have become baseline expectations—universal norms rather than differentiators.
Insurers and pensions fill infrastructure lending gap: AllianzGI
The volume of debt being taken up by institutional investors has steadily grown.
Hidden risks threaten to derail renewables shift
This uncertainty leads to higher costs for companies.
Global data centres' electricity demand to reach 945 TWh by 2030
Guess what will be the major driver of this increase.
Market-based principles key to local wind energy growth
GWEC emphasised that there is no need for restrictive policies for localisation.
Dry-bulk vessel order book falls 26% in Q1
Blame it on economic uncertainty and market cooling.
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