Under the narrative that natural gas lowers power costs, improves energy security and eases the energy transition, the oil and gas lobby, alongside gas-exporting governments, has succeeded in making the fuel a focal point of the energy policy plans of many developing Asian countries. However, the unstable market and the high costs have not only busted this narrative but also left developing economies to deal with the consequences. Southeast Asian countries considering gas expansion plans will have to account for volatility, which will inevitably continue to impose long-term ramifications.
Metallurgical Coal Edition – Has Global Met Coal Demand Plateaued?
Join Energy Tracker Asia for a high-level briefing on the structural shifts redefining the global steel and metallurgical coal industries. As China transitions toward scrap-based manufacturing and Europe’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) reshapes trade competitiveness, our panel of experts will analyze whether growth in India and Southeast Asia can offset shifting demand. Discover how geopolitical tensions and accelerating carbon-reduction technologies will transform global supply chains and market assumptions over the next decade.
Date : 23 April 2026
Platform: Zoom