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AcknowledgementsAcknowledgementsAcknowledgements TheGenderEqualityinASEANEnergyBookletVol.IIIwaspublishedundertheoverallguidanceofDato’Ir.Ts.RazibDawood,ExecutiveDirectoroftheASEANCentreforEnergy (ACE)andDrZulfikarYurnaidi,ManageroftheEnergyModellingand ThispublicationwasledbyIndiraPradnyaswari,ResearchAnalystintheEnergyModellingandPolicyPlanning(MPP)Department,preparedbyNathaniaAzaliaandAuliyaFebriyanti,JuniorOfficersofMPPDepartmentandsupportedbyResearchAssistantsAisyahAdibahHasmiarandAuliaDavettaAthif.Thebookletalsobenefitedfromthevaluableinputs ThedesignofthisbookletissupportedbyMuhammadBayuPradanaEffendyandFadhielHandiraIshaq.PublicationwasledbyAmaraZahraDjamilfromACE’sCommunicationTeam. Executive Summary The Gender Equality in ASEAN Energy Booklet Volume IIIfocusesonintroducingtheprinciplesofJustandInclusiveEnergyTransition(JIET)intheregion,highlightinghowgenderequalityandsocialinclusionarelinkedtoASEAN’senergyfuture.Buildingonthe previous editions,this volume demonstrates the region’s growing national and regional commitment to policy ThisgrowingcommitmentisfurtherdrivenbythePhilippines’ASEANChairship, whichprioritisespeace,stability,andinclusivegrowthunderthethemeof“NavigatingOurFuture,Together.”TheChairshipisstrategicallyalignedwiththeASEANPlanofActionforEnergyCooperation(APAEC) 2026-2030, which,forthefirsttime,explicitlyembedsJIETprinciplesasacorepillarof Toimplementthenewregionalfocus,thisvolumefirstoutlinesthedefinitionandscopeofJIETprinciples,andthenpresentsthekeyfindingsonhowtheycanbepracticallyappliedatmultiplelevels:nationally withinthecountry-ledenergyframeworksand Thefindingsindicatethatachievingmulti-levelintegrationdependsonstrengtheningcross-sectoralnetworksandrecognisingtheimportantintersectionbetweenenergy,socialdevelopment,andbroaderclimatecooperation.Consequently,thebooklet Bybringingtheseinsightsandenablingmechanismstogether,thisvolumeaimstohighlighttheregion’sstrengthenedeffortsinitspursuitofajustandinclusiveagenda.Goingforward,thebookletaspirestoinformandsupportASEAN'songoingeffortsto A look back at the previous edition Gender Equality Booklet Vol I Gender Equality Booklet Vol II Gender Equality in ASEAN Energy Booklet Vol. IoutlinedthebaselineforgenderintegrationwithinASEAN’senergysector.Itmappedthehistoricalcontextofwomen’sparticipation,identifiedstructuralbarriersandprovidedaframeworkfordeveloping Transitioningfromthebaselineleveltotheimplementationlevel,Gender Equality in ASEAN Energy Booklet Vol. IIidentifiesthecurrentgender-responsivepoliciesacrosstheASEANMemberStates(AMS).Itintroducedtheefforts—throughnational,regionalandglobalframeworks—toexploresystemicchallengessuchasdatascarcity,financialconstraintsandrestrictivesocietalnorms. analyseshowinclusivityiscurrentlybeingmainstreamedinASEAN’senergysectorandclimategoals.ByintroducingtheAPAEC2026-2030,as well as the new Nationally Determined Contributions(NDCs)and national multi-ministerial cooperation ContentsContentsContents Table of Acknowledgements ExecutiveSummaryALookBackatthePreviousEditionIntroduction:GenderattheHeartofJustandInclusiveEnergyTransitionOneSizeDoesn’tFitAll:JustandInclusiveEnergyTransitioninASEANDefiningaJustandInclusiveEnergyTransitioninASEANiiiiii123 Gender at the Heart of Just and Inclusive Energy Transition TheASEANregionhasenteredanewphaseofitsenergycooperationlandscape.In2025,the43rdASEANMinistersonEnergyMeeting(AMEM)endorsedtheAPAEC2026-2030 (ASEANPlanofActionforEnergyCooperation2026-2030),under the theme“Advancing Regional Cooperation in Ensuring Energy Security and Accelerating Energyisnotagender-neutralissue;itimpactslivelihoods,security,andeconomicopportunitiesdifferentlyacrossgendersandsocialgroups.Tooverlookthisnexusistooverlooktheverypeoplethetransitionismeanttoserve.Women, vitalproducersandconsumersofenergy,remainunderrepresentedintheenergysector, whilealsobeing As we look toward the APAEC 2026-2030 and submissions of the third round of Nationally DeterminedContributions(NDCs), wearefacedwithauniqueopportunitytoinstitutionalisegenderequalityandsocialinclusion, Through the compass of “just and inclusive energy transition,” women are positioned not only as participants but One Size Doesn’t Fit All: Just and Inclusive Energy Transition in ASEAN Why Energy Equity Matter? Acceleratingtheenergytransitionrequiresnotonlyaddressingtechnologicalandfinancialchallengesbutalsoovercomingbarriersrelatedtosocialinclusionandequity.Whiletheenergytransitioniscriticaltoaddressingclimatechange,italso Toaddressthechallenges,ASEANiscurrentlyintegratingthenotionofjustandinclusiveenergytransitionintoitsfive-yearregionalenergyplan,APAEC2026-2030.The newly updated APAEC adopted the theme, “Advancing Regional Source:The8 ASEANEnergyOutlook(2024)th Despite this strategic ambition,a unified and operational definition of what Did you know? Although various global frameworks for justice exist, a one-size-fits-all approach is 51.8% ASEANhasthe 3rd-highest populationintheworldafterChinaandInd