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Energy Shift is a network of groups advocating for a just energy transition in Southeast Asia.
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Vietnam’s ecologically sensitive Mekong Delta is facing increasing threats from fossil gas expansions. All operating gas stations totaling 7.77 GW are located around the Mekong Delta, and about 64% of Vietnam’s gas capacity by 2030 will be around the Mekong Delta. International corporations, including financial institutions and energy companies from the US, Europe, Japan, France,
Amid record-high fuel rates and a raging climate crisis, Southeast Asia is spiraling into a fossil future thanks to a massive fleet of gas projects, risking the region’s energy security, biodiversity, and any and all hope to limit global temperature rise to less catastrophic levels. This report published by CEED and partners dives into fossil […]
The Global Oil & Gas Exit List (GOGEL) is the most comprehensive publicly available database on the oil & gas industry. GOGEL 2022 covers 901 companies responsible for 95% of global oil & gas production. It is tailored to the needs of financial institutions looking to phase out fossil fuels. GOGEL’s forward-looking data on companies’ […]
Southeast Asia has been bannering ambitious plans for gas in recent years, backed by financiers keen to fuel a more catastrophic climate crisis. Soaring energy prices and a rapidly closing window to meet climate imperatives dictate that the mad dash for gas in SEA must be stopped. Launched as the second week of COP 27 […]
Net zero emission is a must goal for our future.
San Miguel Corporation (SMC) drives the continued proliferation of dirty and costly energy from fossil fuels in the Philippines, which goes against climate, environmental, and socio-economic interests of Filipinos.
Studies on the evolving international energy landscape, creating databases, reports, and interactive tools that enhance understanding.
Energy Shift Southeast Asia calls for urgent protection of Palawan, Bali, Tun Mustapha Park and Tubbataha Reefs from overlapping offshore service contracts and escalating climate threats Manila, Philippines — The IUCN’s first global Red List of Ecosystems assessment of coral reefs found that 122 of 127 assessed coral reef ecosystems, or 96 percent, are critically […]
COP17 discussions highlight the need to protect Southeast Asia’s marine ecosystems, uphold Indigenous Peoples’ rights, and defend Palawan and the Verde Island Passage from growing development pressures. YEREVAN, ARMENIA — Environmental leaders and civil society are calling to accelerate concrete, equitable actions to protect the region’s marine ecosystems, emphasizing that achieving the global 30×30 target […]
YEREVAN, ARMENIA – As the 17th UN Biodiversity Conference (CBD COP17) officially opens today in Yerevan, over 30 civil society organizations from Southeast Asia and across the globe issued an urgent open letter calling on Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Member States to accelerate concrete action to protect biodiversity and deliver on their commitments […]
To the Heads of State and Environment Ministers of ASEAN Member States: As the world witnesses the escalating impacts of the climate crisis, from deadly flash floods in Nepal to severe droughts supercharged by El Niño across Southeast Asia, protecting and restoring our biodiversity has never been more urgent. Governments must move beyond pledges and […]