DNV’s latest white paper offers a strategic, data-driven roadmap for scaling new energy commodities (NECs) across Asia Pacific, providing actionable insights for governments, investors and industry leaders driving the energy transition.

Hydrogen, ammonia, sustainable fuels and carbon dioxide for sequestration have the potential to deliver up to 28% of APAC’s emissions reductions, particularly in sectors that are difficult to electrify, including aviation, maritime, steel and cement. With 81% of NECs expected to be traded across borders, the scale of infrastructure required is immense: 12 billion solar panels, 2.7 million wind turbines, 189 ports and 1,221 carriers.

The white paper dives into country-specific demand and trade dynamics for countries, highlighting the need for regional coordination. It also addresses the financial challenge of NEC adoption, with an abatement cost of USD 386/tCO₂ and outlines key policy and financing tools - carbon pricing, blended finance and harmonized standards to bridge the gap.

For policymakers, financiers, energy leaders and sustainability professionals, this white paper is a must-read. It presents pragmatic strategies to unlock NECs’ potential and build resilient, low-carbon supply chains across APAC.

Download the white paper and gain the insights to lead in the new energy economy.