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From buyer to broker: China's emergence as a global LNG reseller
China is managing a mismatch between plateauing liquefied natural gas (LNG) demand and its rapidly growing contract portfolio by reselling surplus cargoes abroad. IEEFA estimates China resold 17–19 million tonnes of LNG in 2025 alone.
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Not so hard to abate
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Growing the benefits of solar sharer tariffs
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South Korean offshore wind success requires a public-private approach to project realization
1 September 2026 / Report
Assessing Alberta’s proposed West Coast Oil Pipeline
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Accelerating the transition to a diverse, sustainable and profitable energy economy
IEEFA is a global, independent think tank providing nonpartisan, evidence-based analysis of energy markets, trends, and policies.
What we do Our teamIEEFA Energy Finance Summit 2026: Accelerating the energy transition in Asia
IEEFA is hosting a one-day summit as part of Bangkok Climate Action Week 2026, bringing together leading voices from across energy, finance, policy, and civil society to examine some of the most important questions shaping Asia’s energy transition.
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"Indonesia has the potential to build an energy system that is cleaner, more secure, and more competitive. The task now is to turn that potential into investment that creates jobs, supports economic growth, and strengthens Indonesia’s long-term prosperity."
Paige Nguyen - Director, Asia
"What we need across all of Europe is grid investment. [By] grid investment, I mean modernization and the expansion of the grid. For me, the winner is the European grid."
Ana Maria Jaller-Makarewicz - Lead Energy Analyst, Europe
in CNBC
"Businesses and community organizations have many demands on their capital and attention, and solar projects often lose out to other core priorities. Incentives that lower the upfront cost help solar projects compete more effectively against those other spending priorities."
Johanna Bowyer - Lead Analyst, Australian Electricity
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“The immediate need for energy storage is tomanage excess solar power during the day, avoidc urtailment and supply that power in the evening when the sun goes down. This can help increasethe share of renewables in India’s generation mix.”
Charith Konda - Lead Energy Specialist, South Asia
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