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Mapping the green transition of Asia-Pacific economies
Countries in the Asia-Pacific can accelerate the shift to clean energy while building competitive local industries as long as policies don't slow access to affordable technologies, a new report has found.
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A new report by researchers from the University of Queensland and UC San Diego argues that Asia‑Pacific countries can speed up their transition to clean energy while developing competitive local industries, provided policies do not hinder access to affordable technologies. The study examined clean‑technology deployment, trade flows, and manufacturing investment in nine economies in the region, including Australia. The authors suggest that supportive policies are key to unlocking both environmental and economic benefits in the region.
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