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Environment and Climate Change

Research

Environment and Climate Change

Renewable Energy | Power Infrastructure | Biodiversity Conservation | Circular Economy | Green Growth | Carbon Footprint

Climate change is an immense global challenge. ERIA endeavours to help the environment through its research on renewable energy, power infrastructure, carbon footprint, biodiversity conservation, and food supply chain. In addition, ERIA conducts studies on circular economy, sustainability assessment, energy policy suggestions, sustainable development policy advices, energy market integration propositions, inclusive green growth model, new development model, and many more.

Publications
Research Project Reports:
Environment and Climate Change
Decarbonisation of Thermal Power Plants and CCS Business Feasibility Study in Indonesia
19 February 2025
Indonesia aims to achieve carbon neutrality by 2060, even as it relies heavily on thermal power plants, which currently [...]
Research Project Reports:
Environment and Climate Change, Energy
Analysis of the Water-Energy-Food Nexus for Sustainable Biomass Utilisation for Fuel, Fibre, and Food in Selected EAS Countries - Phase I (2023–2024) Report
5 February 2025
Biomass-derived fuels are emerging as a significant alternative to fossil fuels, aiding East Asia Summit (EAS) member countries [...]
Research Project Reports:
Environment and Climate Change
Study on the Introduction of Heat Pumps and Once-Through Boilers to Support GX in Asia
28 January 2025
Rapid economic growth in Asia – particularly in Viet Nam, Thailand, and India – has driven higher energy [...]
Research Project Reports:
Environment and Climate Change, Finance and Macroeconomy
Fiscal Policy to Support the Green and Just Energy Transition
13 January 2025
This study explores green fiscal policies in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Japan, and the European Union, highlighting their efforts [...]