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- TitelShifting investment away from fossil fuels in Southeast Asia : [Summary]
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Stopping the expansion of coal and phasing out coal for power generation is the single most important step towards achieving the Paris Agreement temperature limit and avoiding the catastrophic climate change impacts that threaten Southeast Asia’s ability to reach the Sustainable Development Goals. Even with the economic case for keeping new and existing coal use gradually dwindling in Southeast Asia, there are still strong drivers prevalent that shield this region against the global coal divestment trend. Importantly, even where divestment is starting to happen, policy uncertainty and other barriers are prompting investors to move to other regions; those countries may also lose out on the benefits from increased investment in renewable energy. In this policy brief, we summarise the key findings and policy recommendations based on our study “Shifting Investment away from Fossil Fuels in Southeast Asia”.