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Southeast Asia's energy demand could drive 20% of global growth by 2035

Southeast Asia is projected to account for 20% of global energy-demand growth and face a $245 billion fossil-fuel import bill by 2035. The forecast points to substantial future exposure to energy-price and supply disruptions.

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Growing import dependence could increase regional vulnerability to fuel shocks and global energy-market volatility.

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  1. Southeast Asia Energy Demand to Drive 20% of Global Growth as Region Faces $245 bn Fossil Fuel Import Bill by 2035 ↗greentechlead.com · Recorded source date: Sep 15, 2026, 5:17 AM UTC

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