AEI is a network of 18 Asian institutes and 13 Associate member institutes from across the world. The AEI conducts policy research on energy, resources, climate change and sustainable development issues with a global perspective relevant to the Asian region.
Learning from emerging energy innovations in Asia: Contributing to the discourse on an institutional framework for sustainable development
This research project aimed at drawing lessons from innovative energy practices in developing Asia and highlighting them...Read more
Commentary: The New Energy Order and Its Impact on the Energy Policy of Asian Countries
By: Nandakumar Janardhanan | 06 June 2011
Energy Policy Researcher, Climate Change Group, Institute of Global Environmental Strategies(IGES), Hayama, Japan
This section offers an overview of the various energy, climate and sustainable development related policies along with a listing of the key national agencies of Asian countries dealing with these issues. It would also work as a platform for members of the AEI network to present their research and policy perspectives enabling further discussion on the challenges and prospects arising within the area.
Environment and Development: China and India
The Energy and Resources Institute, India
Knowledge Area: Climate change & Sustainable development
Year: 2008
Petroleum pricing in India : balancing efficiency and equity
The Energy and Resources Institute, India
Knowledge Area: Fossil fuels / Non-renewables
Year: 2005
Presentation on Enhancing India-ASEAN cooperation in critical areas of non-traditional security issues/Global Commons by Dr. Ligia Noronha at the India-ASEAN Delhi Dialogue III hel...
We warmly welcome our four new Asia members into the AEI Network-
Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand
Sustainable Development Policy Institute, Pakistan
Universiti Tenaga Nasional...
Issue no.12
The latest issue of the AEI newsletter is focusing on some key issues in the energy and climate field. Post-Durban, the focus on issues such as carbon barriers to trade and climate change technology and IPR are pertinent in the climate debate. On the other hand, with increasing demand for energy, pipeline politics is major concern for both producers and consumers alike- with TAPI emerging as an interesting case study.
The AEI newsletter has been the flagship publication of the network with contributions from its members, associate members and various other distinguished individuals from multi-disciplinary backgrounds.... Know more
