Brunei’s Net Zero Shift Opens Doors for ASX Energy Innovators | All Ordinaries

July 09, 2025 01:50 AM AEST | By Team Kalkine Media

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Australia Positioned to Play Strategic Role in Brunei’s Transition

With a growing reputation in clean energy technology and an abundance of natural renewable resources, Australia is seen as a key contributor to Southeast Asia’s evolving green infrastructure. According to Austrade, Australian enterprises can bring both innovation and expertise to the region, helping nations like Brunei transition to low-emission energy models.

Austrade’s regional team has identified strong synergies between Australian capabilities and Brunei’s sustainability ambitions. These connections were recently highlighted during a series of business events that paired Bruneian stakeholders with Australian companies focused on clean energy development.

Energy Mission Facilitates Business Connections and Policy Engagement

Austrade recently led an energy transition mission involving business-matching activities and thematic panel discussions. These events brought together commercial leaders and policymakers to discuss market conditions and forge commercial pathways.

Gregory Harvey, Trade and Investment Commissioner to Malaysia and Brunei, highlighted the benefits for Australian companies establishing a presence in Southeast Asia. Participants from the mission reportedly connected with potential collaborators, paving the way for technology transfers and scalable renewable projects.

Brunei’s Clean Energy Vision Gathers Momentum

As Brunei moves forward with its net zero roadmap, the need for trusted international partnerships becomes more pronounced. With the global energy landscape shifting and green economy investments expanding across Asia, initiatives like these are expected to support stronger regional integration in clean energy systems.

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