South-east Asian electricity gaps need finance remedy
Industrialising ASEAN countries need electricity, but regulation and finance gaps will constrain
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- Rising population
- Higher incomes
- Climate change
- Responses
- More capacity
- Greater efficiency
- Closer integration
- Foreign investors await reform
- Supply
- Distribution
- Transmission
- Weak governance
- Unrealistic tariffs
- Public opposition
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_350.jpg "The Kuala Langat power plant near Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (Reuters/Olivia Harris)")