Successful reduction of a carbon footprint requires innovation in both policy and financial instruments that takes account of local characteristics.

Despite the success of renewables, continued R&D into new technologies along with innovative policy instruments remain crucial to longer-term success.

Transparent, independent regulation can incentivise improvements; as the region's markets evolve, so too will regulation.

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Hong Kong's 2015 Competition Ordinance: the economic rationale behind, and guidance on, how to mitigate associated risks.

Even as power emissions are reducing, China's air pollution and grid curtailment remain a problem; might recent UHV projects help?

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Sometimes policy appears to target symptoms rather than causes; better policy comes from addressing fundamental issues.

All photographs in this calendar were taken by TLG staff and associates.

China's shale gas has received plenty of attention, but it is incentives and policies that are needed to ramp up production.