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ASEAN's $500B demand

LNG demand to multiply six-fold as ASEAN will need US$500B in energy investment by 2035: WoodMac.

The region installed 209 gigawatts of power in 2017 but will need an additional 270GW of new capacity to 2035 whilst Wood Mackenzie expects LNG demand to triple by 2025 to 35 million tonnes and to 72MMtpa...

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