The Asian countries in recent decades have evolved and developed at all economic and social levels. This continent has the largest population in the world, so energy requirements and demand is enormous.
Countries like China, Japan and South Korea are the ones that are promoting and developing the renewable energy in order to sustain its economic growth.
These three countries are the most industrialized from Asia so they are dependent on oil, other fossil fuels and energy from abroad to supply their great energy needs and maintain or improve their economy.
To reinforce and increase their power generation capacity, they are investing mainly in solar and wind energy. So these 3 countries not only use renewable energy for their consumption, but also manufacture components and technology that they then export to different countries around the world.
China is the world's largest investor in clean energies, each year its investment increases more and multiplies projects in renewable energy.
Japan designs cars and electric or hybrid vehicles, in addition to using renewable energy, it is one of the companies that achieves the most patents for alternative technology design per year.
South Korea also designs and develops solar technology and above all it seeks to take advantage of offshore wind energy. This country aims to position itself among the 5 most developed countries in terms of renewable energy.
Asia will be a protagonist in the generation of clean energies due to the intense work they are doing to benefit from the energy potential they have in order to stop being dependent on it. oil they have to buy and be autonomous in energy matters.
The strategy of these Asian countries is clear, to be able to produce enough energy to maintain their solid economic growth model and continue to improve the quality of life of their population.