The Asia-Pacific (APAC) region is in the midst of its own twin transition, vigorously pursuing a path of increasing economic growth and trade influence on one hand while simultaneously establishing a position of decarbonisation leadership on the other.
The growing question is, how sustainable are these intertwined directions of travel – and where is the intersection of challenge and opportunity?
There exists a balancing act to be struck between traditional fossil-powered growth, the decarbonisation of that pathway, and the development of not only the fuels of the future but the architecture to distribute those fuels beyond borders.
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