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Auteur : Han Phoumin, ERIA. Senior Energy Economist at the Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA), Jakarta.Production : East Asia Forum. East Asia Forum is a platform for analysis and research on politics, economics, business, law, security, international relations and society relevant to public policy, centred on the Asia Pacific region. It consists of an online publication and a quarterly magazine,&#160;East Asia Forum Quarterly, which aim to provide clear and original analysis from the leading minds in the region and beyond.Diffusion : site de East Asia Forum.Date : 7 juillet 2020Daily global carbon emissions dropped by 17 per cent in the first quarter of 2020 compared with 2019 levels. While this is positive in mitigating climate change, the drop is due to the COVID-19 and measures to stop it spread such as nationwide lockdowns and travel restrictions. The COVID-19 induced economic downturn is contracting global energy demand and energy-related emissions. But this crisis is temporary — both energy demand and carbon emissions&#160;will bounce back&#160;once the global economy starts to recover.Source : Han Phoumin, «&#160;Navigating ASEAN’s post-COVID-19 energy transition&#160;», East Asia Forum, 07/07/2020. URL :&#160;https://www.eastasiaforum.org/2020/07/07/navigating-aseans-post-covid-19-energy-transition/&#160;(consulté le 10/07/2020).Illustration «&#160;à la une&#160;» : Panneaux solaires nettoyés par un employé indonésien © DR