Key markets such as Vietnam, Thailand and Indonesia seeing high renewable energy project cancellations as investors come up against inadequate policies and grids, says Standard Chartered
Bank warns Southeast Asia wind and solar 'execution gap' is threat to regional growth
Key markets such as Vietnam, Thailand and Indonesia seeing high renewable energy project cancellations as investors come up against inadequate policies and grids, says Standard Chartered
Standard Chartered is a major investor in Southeast Asia. Photo: Standard Chartered.
Andrew Lee
Corporate Power Editor, Recharge
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