Middle East Conflict Sparks Solar Power Boom in Southeast Asia
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Since the conflict involving the U.S., Israel and Iran erupted in late February, persistent turmoil in the Middle East and elevated international oil prices have triggered an energy crisis across import-reliant Southeast Asia. Facing soaring oil and natural gas costs, multiple Southeast Asian nations have rolled out aggressive policies to subsidize and accelerate the development of their solar power industries.
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