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South East Asia Gas & Power Service product overview

Overview of South East Asia Gas & Power Service

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Written by Nadia Churton
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What is the SEA Gas & Power Service?

Wood Mackenzie’s SEA Gas & Power Service provides country and regional supply, demand and pricing analysis across 6 countries.

What does the SEA Gas & Power Service cover?

This service includes a comprehensive overview of our country-by-country supply-demand gas and power balances, a regional outlook and gives access to key data on pricing, plant generation and capacity at a project level.

What type of information is available in the SEA Gas & Power Service?

  • Strategic planning outlook: fundamental market forecast through 2050

  • Investment horizon outlook: market analysis focused on next 10 years, with data through 2050.

  • Power plant list: A list of power plants and merit order curves for Southeast Asia, covering about 242 GW of conventional power plant capacity at a project level.

  • Country reports: Long-term fundamental market forecast at sub-national levels, covering gas, LNG and power.

  • Insights: In-depth reports focused on current themes that are relevant to the gas market.

What are the deliverables of the SEA Gas & Power Service?

  • Regional and country level summary reports providing data and commentary on the supply, demand and pricing on the landscape and challenges facing the SEA gas & power markets.

  • Power plant list is a list of conventional power plants and merit order curves based on short-run marginal cost estimates for both conventional and renewable technologies for select years from 2021 to 2050 in Southeast Asia.

  • Informs and Insights

How often is the content updated?

  • Strategic planning outlook - Annually in Q1

  • Investment horizon outlook - Annually in Q4

  • Power Plant List - Annually

  • Country Report - Annually

  • Insights - Ad Hoc

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