The recent disruption in Asia’s liquefied natural gas supplies underscores the urgency of accelerating clean energy transitions rather than reverting to coal‑fired power. Policymakers and industry leaders must prioritize renewable investments and energy efficiency to avoid a resurgence of high‑carbon fuels that would undermine climate goals.
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