Jianggan Li

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871 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2025 last heard 6 Sep

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BRAVE Southeast Asia Tech: Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam, Philippines, Thailand & Malaysia Startups, Founders & Venture Capital VC (English) · Global Energy Shock: Southeast Asia & China Effects & Countermeasures - E679 · 18 Mar 2026 podcast

I mean, I think this k might last for a very long time.

Maybe low intensity, but it might last for a long time.

And if that scenario happens, how would the supply chain, how would the business deal in, how would oil be sort of redirected?

I tend to be a little bit un optimistic to still think that okay, there's some resilience there.

I think it takes a few decades to build that kind of a diversity and I think even to this day I think the government is still not entirely satisfied.

They're still looking for ways to keep diversifying that because I think strategically they know that okay, if the dependence is on a single street, I mean whether it's homes, whether it's Malacca, it's dangerous.

My great uncle used to be the president of the University of Petroleum in China.

I remember like back in nineteen nineties when I was a small kid and he was No, he was going to places like newly independent Kazakhstan and would bring back like you know nice Kazakh coins and stuff.

And uh I was asking would you like to keep going to these like uh no places?

And he said there's a big strategy to diversify the oil supply.

And in return, I think the government in China would help those countries like build their infrastructure

trained the engineers.

So of course, him being a president of a university focused on the petroleum sector, his theories to say that okay, we're investing in oil infrastructure, but we also bring the training facilities here so that you can train your own petroleum engineers.

So that was like 1990s and it took a long time.

I also remember when people first started talking about wind energy, right?

And there's lots of talk about it being so expensive, et cetera, et cetera.

You have to buy all the the

But we're not going to be able to do that.

I think one or two decades into this in road.

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