TLG’s Mike Thomas is once again a judge for the annual Asian Power awards. He recently shared some insights in an interview with Asian Power.
We’ve been working in the region for over twenty years. Read about us and our history.
A deeper dive into initial COVID-19 impacts on the power sector throughout the Asia Pacific region.
A quick peek at the impact of movement restrictions on power demand in a few Asian markets.
We are here to help when things go wrong. We provide objective, defensible and robust analysis and expert testimony for arbitrations, disputes, and regulatory matters.
Our power-side capabilities give us unique insights into the drivers of gas demand throughout Asia.
A concise business-focused introduction to China’s electricity sector.
Contributing to policy analysis in China takes more than just data and knowledge.
China's mid-winter gas shortage is challenging its environmental commitments, but the root problem remains weak price signals.
Despite the success of renewables, continued R&D into new technologies along with innovative policy instruments remain crucial to longer-term success.
We are incredibly excited to announce the opening of a new office in Bangkok, Thailand, headed by TLG Partner Chris Starling – another milestone in expanding our on-the-ground presence throughout the Asia Pacific region.
How energy sectors react to COVID-19 depends upon the questions they ask and the insights they gain.
In this webinar Mike walks us through an evidence-based journey and deep dive into the issues and headline impacts of Covid-19 to the region.
Energy is complex and dynamic. We use robust analysis, methodologies, models, and frameworks to find and measure the key drivers, opportunities, and risks in your business.
Many of our engagements involve the design, implementation, or critique of regulatory and market-based mechanisms.
Cost-reflective pricing brings benefits to both producers and consumers, especially given the complexity of energy markets.
Our expert-based Mainland China advisory service brings a global perspective.
Among emerging trends and disruptions, electricity storage could bring the most profound challenges and opportunities for policymakers and sector alike.
Massive electricity oversupply and slowing rates of growth have led to persistent renewable energy curtailment in China.
Hong Kong's 2015 Competition Ordinance: the economic rationale behind, and guidance on, how to mitigate associated risks.
