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 such a transition will have on economic and social structures.
Against the background of a global push towards net-zero, local thought leaders will take stock and discuss the progress made to date in Southeast Asian largest countries, and – joined by international experts – discuss potential triggers to accelerate a just energy transition.
Agenda :
Schedule (in GMT) | Title | Description |
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11:30 | MC | Mr. Simon Rolland Programme Director GIZ Thailand – Energy Office |
Opening remarks | Ms. Vera Rodenhoff Head Of Division International Cooperation on Environment, Energy and Cities, Cooperation with OECD German Federal Ministry of Environment, Nature Conservation, Building and Nuclear Safety (BMU) | |
11:35 | Intro to “Just Energy Transition” | Ms. Adela Tesarova Head of Unit – Consumers, Local Initiatives and Just Transition, DG Energy, EU Commission |
11:45 | Link to net-zero | Ms. Frauke Röser Founding Partner, NewClimate |
11:55 | Panel I: IDN + THA (moderated by Jesse Scott, Director of International Programmes, Agora Energiewende) | Mr. Fabby Tumiwa Executive Director, Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR) Ms. Siripha Junlakarn Researcher, Energy Research Institute (ERI), Chulalongkorn University Mr. Nithi Nesadurai Regional Coordinator Climate Action Network (CAN) Southeast Asia |
12:25 | Panel II: PHL + VNM (moderated by Jesse Scott) | Mr. Red Constantino Executive Director, Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities (ICSC) Ms. Nhien Ngo Executive Director, Vietnam Initiative for Energy Transition (VIET) Mr. Sze Ping Lo Program Director – China and Southeast Asia, Sequoia Climate Fund |
12:55 | Wrap-up | Mr. Simon Rolland GIZ |