High prices take toll on gas strategies for South Asia [Gas in Transition]

It is the start of a long goodbye for gas in various national power systems on the Indian subcontinent, as global energy price shocks drive a switch to low-cost and domestically available renewables and coal. [Gas in Transition, Volume 3, Issue 11]

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