Southeast Asia's Gas Conundrum: A Perfect Storm for Energy Transition Southeast Asia's ambitious plans to boost gas fired power generation have been severely hampered.
The region's major economies are struggling to meet their targets, and the problem extends far beyond finding additional gas supplies. The global shortage of gas turbines is a critical component in this perfect storm.
According to Wood Mackenzie's latest report, only one third of Southeast Asia's planned gas fired capacity will be operational by 2030.