Brunei is looking for international partners to help it to move towards net zero and overcome a heavy dependence on oil and gas.
The shift comes as Southeast Asia is on track to become the world’s fourth-largest economy by 2040.
Austrade says Australia is well positioned to support the region’s clean energy transition with its abundance of renewable energy, innovative clean energy technologies, and a highly skilled workforce.
The government trade agency recently organised targeted panel discussions and business-matching sessions for Bruneian companies to share the country’s market landscape and explore partnership opportunities with Australian energy innovators.
Austrade’s Trade and Investment Commissioner to Malaysia and Brunei Gregory Harvey says ‘Australian companies looking to establish a presence in the region can access a vast and growing market.
During the recent energy transition mission, delegates made business connections and forged new partnerships that will grow the green economy in Australia, and the Southeast Asian region.
Write to Adam Orlando at Mining.com.au
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