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Net-zero window 'rapidly closing' for APAC; US$2.3 tril needed annually until 2030: GenZero

Nicole Lim
Nicole Lim • 3 min read
Net-zero window 'rapidly closing' for APAC; US$2.3 tril needed annually until 2030: GenZero
In order to reach a 1.75°C warming outcome, APAC will have to apply a “tough but credible” approach, such as phasing out fossil fuels, according to a new report by BloombergNEF and GenZero. Photo: GenZero
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Asia Pacific will not hit net zero by 2050 unless India, Indonesia and Vietnam reach peak emissions 12 to 18 years earlier. This is according to a new report by BloombergNEF and GenZero, released Oct 16. 

The report, titled “Asia Pacific’s Energy Transition Outlook”, finds that the window to reach net-zero emissions by 2050 is “rapidly closing”, but immediate and accelerated action could still put Asia Pacific on track. The findings were presented by BloombergNEF’s Ali Izadi-Najafabadi, head of Asia Pacific; and Sahaj Sood, Australia senior associate.

These projections are based on Bloomberg’s economic transition scenario (ETS), which is BloombergNEF's base case scenario. This scenario assumes a 2.6°C warming outcome this century, and it assumes no further policy support for the energy transition beyond existing measures that are currently in place.

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