Clean, Affordable and Secure Energy for Southeast Asia (CASE)PRESS RELEASE Renewable energy experts from the Philippines, Thailand, and Indonesia presented the status, challenges, and opportunities in the realm of renewable energy in their respective countries during Session 5 of the Enercon 2022: The 3rd International Conference on Energy and Environmental Economics hosted by the Department […]
Bangkok – 18th May 2022, EPPO and GIZ Thailand have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) under which both parties commit to cooperate in working on Thailand’s energy transition and support the country in moving towards sustainable action in protecting the planet from the impacts of climate change at Pullman Bangkok King Power Hotel. Speaking […]
“Moving Toward Net Zero: How SMEs can act now” Bangkok 7th April 2022, The Clean, Affordable, and Secure Energy for Southeast Asia Programme (CASE) together with the stakeholders in Green Energy Network jointly organized an online Webinar and Panel discussion on “Moving Toward Net Zero: How SMEs can act now” “In terms of net-zero commitments, […]
The Clean, Affordable, and Secure Energy for Southeast Asia Programme (CASE), being implemented by GIZ in collaboration with the Energy Policy and Planning Office and its partners, organised a two-day workshop on “Long Term Energy Scenarios and Co-benefit Study: LEAP Training and Assumption Validation” on 17-18 March 2022 at Pathumwan Princess Hotel, Bangkok. This event […]
While being one of the fastest developing regions in the world with energy demand projected to grow by 60% over the next 20 years, fossil fuels remain Southeast Asia’s dominant source of energy. For power system to be sustainable and resilient, a just energy transition is needed that aims at decarbonization while considering the impacts […]
Hydrogen has emerged as a key stepping stone to fulfilling net-zero climate targets, and the past two years have seen a wave of ambitious national strategies designed to stimulate and accelerate the growth of hydrogen technologies. Some countries have even included support for hydrogen in their post-COVID-19 economic recovery programmes. When produced using renewable electricity, […]
