Asia | Asia-Pacific programmes

Developing clean industry across the region

MPP continues to forge new connections across Asia-Pacific, lifting the barriers to enable a critical mass of clean industrial projects to break ground

The Asia-Pacific region is benefiting from MPP’s ability to mobilise business, finance, government, and civil society leaders to speed up the shift to clean materials, chemicals, and fuels.

Australia | overview

Unlocking Australia's clean industry potential

Australia’s clean industrial pipeline is among the largest in the world, representing the chance to become a global leader in clean industry

Mission Possible Partnership has been working with local partners Cyan Ventures and Climate Works Centre to investigate opportunities for Green Market Makers for clean iron and lead markets for clean ammonia, leveraging the substantial pipeline for both these commodities.

In addition, our Build Clean Now campaign, which calls for year on year acceleration of clean industrial projects to become financed and built, launched in Australia in 2025. Sydney was host to the first Build Clean Now workshop, gathering more than 50 senior leaders across Australia’s clean industry landscape, including project developers, federal and state government representatives and investors.

Australia country briefing | Build Clean Now

Korea | overview

A new engine for South Korea’s growth and competitiveness

Clean steel could create more value for Korean industry than is currently recognised

Leveraging local Korean expertise and stakeholder input, Mission Possible Partnership has assessed the market development opportunities that await Korea in its steel transformation. The transition to low-carbon pathways opens a real opportunity for Korea, one larger than it might first appear. We are working on where the largest new value pools; how Korea can take advantage of the shifting plates of global trade and how to ensure clean jobs and prosperity are safeguarded.

Korea is one of a number of countries across the East Asian region where the steel sector is facing a pivotal moment, Mission Possible Partnership is working across the region to examine the opportunities for countries to reinforce the foundations of their industrial strength.

Steel’s transformation | Korean report 2026 | English download

철강 산업의 대전환 | Korean report 2026 | Korean download

Asia-Pacific programmes | further reading

• China is home to 1 in 2 of the world’s clean industrial plants
• A record 36 FIDs in 12 months
• A step change for the new industrial sunbelt as capital hits six projects
• 1,027 projects in development, worth $4.8 trillion in investment potential
• Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) accounts for one in three major investments

China and a growing group of renewables-rich emerging economies are attracting an increasing share of investment in clean industry, according to the latest findings from Mission Possible Partnership’s Global Project Tracker, supported by the Industrial Transition Accelerator (ITA). Clean industry, powered by renewable energy, is redrawing the world’s industrial map as projects move from the drawing board to construction.

China is one of a number of countries across the East Asian region where the steel sector is facing a pivotal moment, this is the second in a series of reports where we examine the opportunities for countries to reinforce the foundations of their industrial strength.

Steel’s transformation | China report 2026 | English download

共建绿色钢铁供应链 | China report 2026 | Chinese download

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In this month’s edition of Signal we explore why clean assets are becoming strategically critical – and we shine a light on some of MPP’s work around the world to accelerate that change.

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