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A Pan-Asian Energy Infrastructure

 

By 2050, Asia could be served by a vast energy and information network.

 

This 'Pan-Asian Energy Infrastructure' would transport low-emission energy up and down the hemisphere, serving a market of two billion people.

 

The benefits are hard to overstate: less volatile energy prices, reduced greenhouse gas emissions, improved geopolitical stability, supercharged innovation and deepened rural electrification.

 

The initial bits of this 'Pan-Asian Energy Infrastructure' are already being built.

 

They have names like the Trans-ASEAN Gas Pipeline, Trans-ASEAN Electricity Grid, China Fiber Optic City, Palapa Ring (Indonesia), and the National Broadband Network (Australia).

 

Linked together, they will provide Asia with a critical energy and data infrastructure that could last a century or more.

 

They will create in Asia a GReen RENaissance through Advanced TEChnology -- or 'Grenatec.'

North West Shelf

A Pan-Asian Gas Pipeline: A Better Deal Than Liquid Natural Gas

A Pan-Asian Gas Pipeline network may prove more efficient over the long-term than the liquid natural gas infrastructure now planned for the region. Nearly $200 billion of LNG infrastructure is now targeted for Asia. The bulk is aimed at transporting Australian gas to Northeast Asia. This infrastructure would shift roughly 60 billion cubic meters of[...] Read more »

Global Warming

‘Cloud Energy’ Can Solve Climate Change

  The future ‘cloud energy’ revolution needed to solve climate change requires three things: data, power lines and markets. All three are in place. The key now is to make them work together. In the past 20 years, fiber optics cables have revolutionised the data industry. Today, ‘cloud computing’ makes infinite computing power available anywhere [...] Read more »

Australia’s Climate Policies

Australia: Totally Left Out of the Asian Century?

The Gillard Government’s ‘Australia in the Asian Century’  encourages deeper ties between Australian and its region. But what it leaves out is  the most obvious and compelling tie possible between Australia and Asia:  linking the region’s energy networks together. This will increase economic grow[...] Read more »

 




"Now is the time to move even further toward a vision of a seamless Asia by building pan-Asian connectivity."
Infrastructure For a Seamless Asia
Asian Development Bank,
2009






"The real solutions to the climate crisis are the very same measures" needed to renew our economy and escape the trap of ever-rising energy prices."
Al Gore
Vice President
United States
(1993-2001)




“(Cross-border) extension of power grids can benefit the environment by allowing forms of power generation with lower atmospheric emissions to replace types of generation with higher emissions.”

“Electric Power Grid Interconnections in the APEC Region”

Asia-Pacific Energy Research Center,

2004























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"Priorities for ASEAN include the development of a Trans-ASEAN Gas Pipeline, the Trans-ASEAN Electricity Grid, and a new ASEAN petroleum security agreement."

Nobua Tanaka,
Executive Director,
International Energy Agency





"The linking of gas pipelines across borders would enable economies to make more efficient use of existing capital investment in energy infrastructure to utilise the gas in various sectors.
"Natural Gas Pipeline Development in Southeast Asia"
Asia-Pacific Energy Research Centre,
2004







"The benefits of upgrading and extending Asia’s infrastructure networks are substantial, and that all countries in the region would benefit."
"Infrastructure For a Seamless Asia"
Asian Development Bank,"
2009




















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