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Our work in Southeast Asia is guided by our projects Emissions Ambition for Sustainable Economies (EASE) and Energy is Key to a Climate Stable Future (EnerKey).
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Energy Transition in Southeast Asia
Independent research and analysis on sustainable transport, carbon pricing, and government support in Indonesia, the Philippines, and Viet Nam.
Electronic Commerce and the World Trade Organization
This report provides an overview of multilateral and plurilateral e-commerce processes at the World Trade Organization (WTO), highlighting recent progress and upcoming decision points ahead of the 14th Ministerial Conference (MC14), to equip policy-makers and negotiators with an up-to-date understanding of global digital trade governance.
From Policy to Practice: Scalable clean cooking solutions for Indonesia
This hybrid event will bring together policy-makers, experts, civil society, and media to explore scalable clean cooking solutions in Indonesia with a focus on policy reforms, investment needs, and implementation strategies.
India's Clean Energy Subsidies Jump 31%, But State Firms Fund Fossils
India increased its clean energy subsidies by 31% to nearly Rs 32,000 crore in the 2023-24 financial year, marking the sharpest rise in recent years. At the same time, fossil fuel subsidies dropped by 12%, narrowing the gap between the two types of support to its smallest margin in 5 years. Despite this progress, government backing for fossil fuels still stands at roughly five times the level of clean energy spending, according to a recent IISD report.
Indonesia’s Shift to Induction Cooking Could Ease LPG Subsidy Costs While Improving Health
New research finds Indonesia could save up to IDR 12 trillion a year, cut reliance on imported fuel, improve public health, and unlock long-term savings by accelerating a shift from subsidized LPG to electric induction cooking.
December 2025 | Carbon Minefields Oil and Gas Exploration Monitor
Despite investments in ongoing fossil fuel growth, countries are working to transition away from fossil fuels.
India’s Clean Energy Subsidies Rise 31% in 2024 to Nearly ₹32,000 Cr: IISD
Government financial support for fossil fuels fell to five times the level of clean energy in the financial year 2024—the smallest gap in five years—as clean energy subsidies rose sharply. In FY 2024, quantified government support to energy in India was at least INR 6.3 lakh crore (USD 75 billion), growing 15% over the previous year. IISD highlighted the narrowing gap in its latest report, as subsidies for clean energy rose sharply.
Clean energy subsidies jump 31% to Rs 32,000 crore in 2023-24, but PSU capex still flows to fossil fuels: IISD
Public investment patterns risk locking in carbon-intensive infrastructure, finds report.
A Step-by-Step Guide for Governments to Prepare Fossil Fuel Subsidy Inventories
This guidance paper is intended to assist COFFIS members and other governments—including at the subnational level—in producing an inventory of fossil fuel subsidies.