Towards Asean’s decarbonisation


A greener shared future: Bowen speaking to journalists from South-East Asia during an interview in conjunction with the Asean-Australia Special Summit International Media Visit at his office in Canberra.

CANBERRA: Australia wants to become a renewable energy superpower by helping countries in the region decarbonise and sharing its green hydrogen and renewable energy.

Its Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen said South-East Asia’s economic growth is driving energy demand and thus, Australia aims to help the region transition to renewables to mitigate the effects of climate change.

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