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Share of electric cars in total car sales in selected ASEAN countries, 2015-2025
Asia Pacific Cambodia Indonesia Malaysia Philippines Singapore Thailand Viet Nam Electric Vehicles
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Southeast Asia's share of global mined production by country and share of global reserves for selected minerals, 2024
copper Nickel Antimony Tungsten Bauxite cobalt rare earth elements Tin Indonesia Philippines Viet Nam Myanmar Malaysia Laos Aluminium
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IEA Ministerial Meeting underscores Agency’s central role in tackling global energy challenges
Ministers deliver expanded mandate on critical minerals and build institutional ties with key countries around the world including Brazil, Colombia, India and Viet Nam Global energy leaders met in Paris this week for the International Energy Agency’s Ministerial Meeting, affirming the IEA’s central role in international cooperation to address the major energy challenges and opportunities facing the world.The two-day event was attended by top government officials from a record 54 countries, with some 40 of them at Ministerial level. Top executives from 55 companies, with a combined market capitalisation of $14 trillion, as well as leaders…
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Southeast Asia Energy Outlook 2026
…of energy trends across the eleven countries that make up the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) – Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao People’s Democratic Republic (Lao PDR), Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor-Leste and Viet Nam.As energy security concerns move ever higher on the policy agenda for countries in Southeast Asia and beyond, this year’s report explores the trajectory the region was on prior to the current energy crisis triggered by the conflict in the Middle East. It also considers the potential implications of the crisis for policy priorities and investment strategies in the region.
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Growth of IEA Family is milestone for global energy governance
… the rapid rise of batteries; and more ...
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Welcome back to the Energy Mix. In today's edition: Highlights from our Ministerial Meeting in Paris, including closer institutional ties with Brazil, Colombia, India and Viet Nam and an expanded mandate on critical minerals security; insight from our 3rd Energy Innovation Forum; the latest trends in global oil markets; new data on the rapid rise of batteries; and more.
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History of the IEA Mission
From oil security to steering the world toward secure and sustainable energy transitions At the heart of the global dialogue on energy security and clean energy transitions, the International Energy Agency is the world’s leading energy authority. We provide reliable and comprehensive data, analysis, and policy recommendations with the goal of shaping a secure, sustainable and affordable energy future for all while meeting the climate change objectives of the 2015 Paris Agreement.The IEA was foun...
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Namibia
Most of Namibia’s electricity is generated by hydropower. The country is also one of the ten-largest uranium resource-holders in the world and provides 8.2% of global production. The country has stated its interest in introducing nuclear power into its domestic mix.
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Viet Nam Environment Tax Reduction on Fuel
Viet Nam government continued to implement a cut of its environment tax on fuels to curb their high prices, from January to December 2024.The tax has been reduced to VND 2,000 per litre on gasoline, VND 600 for kerosene and VND 1,000 on diesel, lubricating oil and fuel oil.
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Viet Nam's High-Speed Train Investment Project
Vietnam’s National Assembly has approved a high-speed rail network valued at US$67 billion project by 2035 that will traverse 20 provinces.
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Viet Nam - UK Free Trade Agreement (UKVFTA)
Viet Nam - UK Free Trade Agreement, which entered into force in 2021, provides for preferential border tariffs, notably for: Mineral fuel and oilsIron-steelNickelCopperAluminiumZincTinRare earth metalsNuclear reactorsRules of origin delineated in the Agreement state that in order to benefit from preferential tariff treatment, products should be wholly produced or have undergone a significant production process in the Parties territories, or incorporate non-originating materials which value does not exceed 40% - 70% of the product exworks price.
