Energy, sustainability and resilience in Asia: the inter-linkages -- Disaster resilient infrastructure and sustainable development goals: Focus on energy and power sector -- Japan’s energy resilience policy and its implication to local governance -- Power sector as the critical infrastructure in Guandong province, China -- Risk assessment of Bhutan’s power grid: first step towards sustainable and resilient power generation -- Enhancing resilience of sustainable energy infrastructure: best practices in Thailand -- ASEAN Energy Resilience Assessment Guideline -- Energy Resilience Assessment of a Rooftop/Carpark Integrated Solar PV System in Malaysia -- Japan's Nuclear Energy Policy: A review of early years to now -- Global Hydrogen energy: Potentials and challenges -- A conceptualized review of the prospects of Wave Power Energy -- Incorporating resilience in national energy plan: the new Philippine Energy Plan -- Future of energy sector: A sustainable and resilient pathway.

This book analyzes the experiences of energy, sustainability and resilience issues from different Asian countries and puts forward a futuristic vision of an energy sector for sustained development. Energy is at the core of development, but in energy generation, there are severe environmental implications in many cases. This clearly affects development and causes significant challenges to sustainability. Climate change and disasters have an effect on energy infrastructures and also make significant impacts on humans in terms of both shocks and stresses. Therefore, it is extremely important to understand the linkage of energy, sustainability and resilience. Asia is a hotspot of climate change and disasters, suffering from severe damages to the energy infrastructure of the countries there. At the same time, being a core of world development trajectories, Asia produces and consumes more energy in different sectors than any other part of the world. Also, however, Asia serves as a core region of innovative ideas in energy and related sectors.