Wood Mackenzie Power & Renewables’ Post

Last week, Alex Whitworth, Vice President and Head of Power and Renewables Research at Wood Mackenzie, delivered a speech at the Gas Turbine Focus conference in Chengdu, China. During his address, Alex shed light on the crucial role of gas inpower generation and its competitiveness in terms of cost when compared to renewablenergy sources. The Asia Pacific region is currently experiencing a significant boom in power investments, with an estimated expenditure of nearly US$4 trillion on generation assets anticipated within the next decade. Notably, investment in gas power is expected to surpass US$250 billion over the same period, showcasing a substantial increase of over 50% compared to the previous decade. This surge in investment reflects the continued strength and growth of gas power capacity additions, projected to range between 25-40 GW per year until 2050. While the gas share of global power generation reached its peak at 24% in 2020, forecasts indicate a decline to 13% by 2050. However, despite this overall decrease, the Asia Pacific region is set to add an impressive 2,631 GW of capacity in the next five years, with 200 GW specifically dedicated to gas power. Find out more about details about APAC gas power here: https://okt.to/OJvIqo #Gas #RenewableEnergy

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