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Critical minerals, policy, and the energy transition

The Energy Transition in Brunei

Brunei is strategically positioning itself to be a leader in sustainable energy within Southeast Asia. With vast reserves of natural gas, it remains a key player in the global energy market, primarily through LNG (liquefied natural gas) exports. However, in response to global calls for climate action, the country is progressively implementing policies aimed at reducing its carbon footprint and enhancing its renewable energy capacity. Brunei's energy diversification efforts include exploring solar power and increasing its focus on green technologies to complement its robust hydrocarbons sector. Furthermore, Brunei's commitment to adhering to ESG frameworks ensures that economic development is balanced with environmental and social responsibility. The government's long-term goals are also aligned with regional energy integration and cooperation through ASEAN and other international partnerships, ensuring that Brunei remains an active participant in the energy transition while fostering economic resilience and environmental sustainability.

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Stay ahead in the energy transition with SFA (Oxford)’s cutting-edge insights into how hydrocarbons, ESG frameworks, and diversification strategies are reshaping Brunei’s long-term energy vision.

Declaring a US Trade Emergency

3 April 2025 | Jamie Underwood

The US declared a trade emergency, imposing sweeping tariffs, rare exemptions, and bold legal moves. What triggered it, and what will happen next?

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Brunei's energy and power mix
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LithoX | Critical Minerals and the Global Energy Transition

The global energy transition to net zero is underway. Who is leading? How are supply chains being secured? How do the geopolitics vary? SFA (Oxford) provides a global overview of critical minerals, policy and legislation.

Southeast Asia

Southeast Asia, with key deposits of tin, nickel, and rare earths, is essential for global electronics and renewable energy supply chains. The region's economies are at a crossroads, aiming to leverage mineral wealth for development while ensuring environmental protection.

Rare Earths Elements

Critical components powering the global economy, from high-tech consumer electronics to essential renewable energy technologies.

Minor Metals and Minerals

Minor metals play a pivotal role in advancing the energy transition by enabling significant improvements in energy efficiency and the performance of clean energy technologies.

Meet the Critical Minerals team

Trusted advice from a dedicated team of experts.

Henk de Hoop

Chief Executive Officer

Beresford Clarke

Managing Director: Technical & Research

Jamie Underwood

Principal Consultant

Ismet Soyocak

ESG & Critical Minerals Lead

Rj Coetzee

Senior Market Analyst: Battery Materials and Technologies

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