Southeast Asia has the potential to tap into abundant renewable resources to satisfy its rapidly increasing electricity demand, according to a new report of the International Energy Agency (IEA). The report suggests that even a fraction of this could significantly contribute to meeting the soaring demand while enhancing energy security. By GlobalData Learn more about Strategic IntelligenceAccording to the IEA report, the challenges associated with integrating variable renewable energy sources such as solar and wind are manageable. In recognition of Southeast Asia’s growing influence on global energy trends, the IEA has established the IEA Regional Cooperation Centre in Singapore, its first office outside Paris, France. This centre aims to assist the region in addressing renewable integration, grid modernisation, and energy transition challenges.