ESCAP hosts energy forum to address transition

THE UN’s 10TH International Forum on Energy for Sustainable Development opened in Bangkok yesterday with calls for greater collaboration between the government and private sectors and for countries to cooperate with each other if the global energy transition is to be realised.

08 October 2019
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The forum's opening statement notes that while global energy targets that fall under UN 2030 goals and the Paris Agreement offer a blueprint for transitioning to renewable energy, it is

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