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The resilience of distributed renewable energy networks in Southeast Asia is highlighted by a recent study. These networks, which rely on wind and solar power, are expected to experience minimal variation in generation levels even under extreme warming conditions. The study suggests that by 2030, the variation in wind and solar generation from normal levels in ASEAN countries will be less than 1%. This stability is attributed to the decentralized nature of these energy systems, which are less susceptible to disruptions caused by climate events or natural disasters. The findings underscore the potential of distributed renewable energy to provide a more reliable power supply in Southeast Asia, particularly in regions where centralized fossil fuel systems are vulnerable to climate-related disruptions.

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