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The Role of Renewable Hydrogen in the Power Sector | Technology Brief Series – Edition 1

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13/08/202514/08/2025
Southeast AsiaRenewable EnergyEnergy SectorHydrogenPower Systems

This first edition of the Technology Brief Series explores the role of renewable hydrogen in Southeast Asia’s power sector. It examines where hydrogen can add real value, the risks of inefficient use, and how policymakers can prioritise investments for a cost-effective and secure energy transition.

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