How the U.S. Is Stalling the Clean Energy Future

The U.S. is pushing its allies into long-term fossil fuel deals — not for cheaper energy, but to protect its own gas industry. Countries like Australia, Japan, and Indonesia are being pressured to lock in liquefied natural gas contracts that could last decades.

Why? To slow down the clean energy shift and block China’s rise in renewables. But this strategy comes at a massive cost — higher electricity prices, lost energy independence, and a worsening climate crisis.

Is it time for Asia to say no to gas and yes to a cleaner, cheaper future?
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