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Points of Inflection "April: Power Sovereignty - The Transition From Mol..."
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Points of Inflection "April: Power Sovereignty - The Transition From Mol..."
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Asia PacificApril: Power Sovereignty - The Transition From
Molecules to Megawatts Accelerates Global Sustainability
Phineas Glover
Analyst
phineas.glover@ubs.com
Asia's Energy Challenge Trifecta: Molecules Megawatts and Materials +852-3712 3917
This month we delved deeper into APAC's exposure to the Middle East energy crisis, Lydia Brunton
analysing how prolonged energy disruption risks shifting from a margin shock to a Analyst
system-level constraint across APAC. We assess exposure to imported fuels and critical lydia.brunton@ubs.com
inputs, highlighting diverging vulnerabilities between North Asia’s gas dependent +61-2-9324 2172
power systems and exporters such as Australia and Indonesia. A key underappreciated Leigha Miyata
risk lies in system critical materials: shortages of semi inputs such as HBr, PGMEA, helium Analyst
and sulphuric acid illustrate how physical choke points can ultimately cap output. The leigha.miyata@ubs.com
broader implication is an embedded energy security premium and a shift in how markets +81-3-5208 7101
price resilience, reflected in targeted updates to our APAC Transition Best Ideas list. Jarvis Lam
What Continues to Work? In Short, Electrification jarvis.lam@ubs.com
Grid infrastructure, energy storage (BESS), lithium and AI hardware (power & cooling) +852-2971 7701
remain structural winners, supported by durable demand and strong corporate results. Yishu Yan
April saw these themes continue to deliver robust Q1 growth and upgrades to Analyst
orderbooks and outlooks, easing prior valuation concerns. This was especially the case S1460520110001
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