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Theme and topics
Battle for the future 2024: Plummeting solar costs remake the power landscape in Asia Pacific
- Will renewables capex continue to drop? Has cost inflation peaked?
- Can Chinese non-solar power technologies expand beyond its borders to offer a competitive edge in the Asia Pacific sub regions?
- Can offshore wind be competitive? How long will it take before it becomes competitive with conventional power technologies?
- Can new clean fuels such as green hydrogen and ammonia compete against other power sources in the future? What will it take?
Meet our experts
Kyeongho (Ken) Lee
Head of Asia Pacific Power Research
Ken is the Head of Asia Pacific Power research in our Power & Renewables group.
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Sooraj Narayan
Principal Analyst, Head of Asia Pacific Power Modelling
Sooraj specialises in power and renewables modelling and analytical research, focusing on the Indian power market.
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The webinar content is built based on Wood Mackenzie's Asia Pacific power and renewables competitiveness report, providing an analysis and outlook to 2050 for power technology and generation cost trends in Asia Pacific. It includes levelized cost of electricity (LCOE) data and assumptions covering 26 key technologies across 15 major markets regionally. The report also examines competition between renewable power, fossil fuel power and dispatchable power in each country, as well as giving an overview of the key factors driving costs for each technology.
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