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Fossil Fuels to Dominate Energy Investment in Southeast Asia by 2025

Akbar Ridwan 15/01/2026 08:10 WIB

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By sector, energy investment in Southeast Asia remains dominated by fossil fuels, with an estimated value of US$52 billion by 2025.

Annual Energy Investment in Southeast Asia by Energy Sector (2015-2025)*

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Annual Energy Investment in Southeast Asia by Energy Sector (2015-2025)*

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According to a report by the World Resources Institute (WRI), annual energy investment in Southeast Asia in 2025 shows no change in value compared to 2015.

In 2015, the total value of energy investment in Southeast Asia was US$100 billion. This value is estimated to remain unchanged for 2025.

By sector, energy investment in Southeast Asia is still dominated by fossil fuels, with an estimated value of US$52 billion in 2025.

Meanwhile, investment in the renewable energy sector is estimated at around US$19 billion, an increase of US$10 billion compared to 2015.

The following is the annual energy investment in Southeast Asia by energy sector:

Fossil fuels

2015: US$69 billion
2025: US$52 billion

Renewable energy power generation

2015: US$9 billion
2025: US$19 billion

Energy efficiency and end-use

2015: US$6 billion
2025: US$14 billion

Electricity grids and storage

2015: US$15 billion
2025: US$12 billion

Low-emission fuels

2015: US$1 billion
2025: US$3 billion

Nuclear and other clean energy

2015: none
2025: none

Editor : Erlina Fury Santika

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