Oceania is rich in natural and mineral resources, and possesses adequate foundations for regional integration. Oceanian countries attach importance to the development of clean energy and electricity infrastructure. Oceanian island countries' unique geographical locations and environmentally complexity and fragility imply that they are among the regions most vulnerable to climate change worldwide. null
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Preface
Study Region
Summary
1 Development in Oceania
1.1 Economy and Society
1.1.1 Macro Economy
1.1.2 Humanity and Society
1.1.3 Development Strategy
1.2 Resources and Environment
1.2.1 Natural Resources
1.2.2 Ecological Environment
1.3 Enerqy and Power
1.3.1 Energy Development
1.3.2 Electric Power Development
2 Challenges and Ideas of Sustainable Development in Oceania
2.1 Development Challenqes
2.2 Development Ideas
2.2.1 Development Concept of Global Energy Interconnection
2.2.2 Oceanian Energy Interconnection Promoting Sustainable Development
2.3 Development Priorities
3 Energy and Power Development Trends
3.1 Energy Demand
3.1.1 Overall Development
3.1.2 Energy Demand Outlook
3.2 Power Demand
3.2.1 Overall Development
3.2.2 Power Demand Outlook
3.3 Power Supply
3.3.1 Overall Development
3.3.2 Power Supply Outlook
4 Development Layout of Clean Energy Resources
4.1 Distribution of Clean Energy Resources
4.1.1 Hydro Energy
4.1.2 Wind Energy
4.1.3 Solar Energy
4.2 Layout of Clean Enerqy Bases
4.2.1 Hydropower Bases
4.2.2 Wind Power Bases
4.2.3 Solar Power Bases
5 Power Grid Interconnection
5.1 Power Flow
5.2 Power Grid Pattern
5.3 Main National Grid Interconnection
5.3.1 Australia
5.3.2 NewZealand
5.3.3 Papua New Guinea
5.4 Key Interconnection Projects
5.4.1 Key Inter-Continental and Cross-Border Projects
5.4.2 Key National Interconnection Projects
5.5 Investment Estimation
5.5.1 Investment Estimation Principles
5.5.2 Investment Estimation Results
6 Comprehensive Benefits
6.1 Economic Benefits
6.2 Social Benefits
6.3 Environmental Benefits
6.4 Political Benefits
7 Development Outlook of Achieving 1.5℃ Temperature Control Target
7.1 Situations and Requirements
7.2 Implementation Paths
7.2.1 Clean Replacement
7.2.2 Electricity Replacement
7.2.3 Carbon Sequestration and Reduction
7.3 Scenarios and Schemes
7.3.1 Energy Demand
7.3.2 Power Demand
7.3.3 Power Supply
7.3.4 Power Grid Interconnection
7.3.5 Comparative Analysis
Epilogue
Appendix 1 Research Methods and Models
Appendix 2 Basic Data
References