Overview of Air Quality Management in the Agriculture Sector in Asia Region and Possible Collaboration with ADB Read more about Overview of Air Quality Management in the Agriculture Sector in Asia Region and Possible Collaboration with ADB This presentation gives an overview of ICIMOD's actions for clean air solutions.
CSAM’s Regional Initiative on Integrated Straw Management Read more about CSAM’s Regional Initiative on Integrated Straw Management This presentation gives an overview of CSAM's Pilot Projects on Integrated Straw Management.
Asia Clean Blue Skies Program: ADB’s Corporate Program for Improving Air Quality Read more about Asia Clean Blue Skies Program: ADB’s Corporate Program for Improving Air Quality This presentation gives an overview of the Asia Clean Blue Skies Program (ACBSP) Framework.
How Renewables Can Optimize Water-Energy-Food Tradeoffs in the Mekong Basin Read more about How Renewables Can Optimize Water-Energy-Food Tradeoffs in the Mekong Basin Through deepening solar, wind, and biomass contributions to power mixes in the countries of the Mekong Basin and rethinking how hydropower and cross-border power trade are positioned to meet regional power demand needs, it is possible to achieve a low impact, low carbon, and low cost energy transition AND conserve the Mighty Mekong's natural resource base. This presentation demonstrated decision making tools and policy pathways for system-scale energy planning and tradeoff analyses at the basin-wide scope that should be used to deliver this transition. Mr.
International Energy Agency Hydrogen and Fuel Cells Technology Roadmap Read more about International Energy Agency Hydrogen and Fuel Cells Technology Roadmap Learn how hydrogen is used in the transport and buildings sector, and why it is important to prioritize low-carbon hydrogen pathways. This presentation features International Energy Agency’s Technology Roadmap Series, a rich source of techno-economic parameters from leading hydrogen researchers around the world.
Making Renewable Energy a Success in Bangladesh: Getting the Business Model Right Read more about Making Renewable Energy a Success in Bangladesh: Getting the Business Model Right More than three quarters of Bangladeshis in rural areas have no electricity in their homes, forcing the villagers to complete their work during daylight. This paper analyzes the success of the solar home system program in Bangladesh, which today provides clean and reliable electricity to millions of people in off-grid areas.
Cindy Tiangco Keywords clean energy solar PV and battery storage systems solar thermal wind hydro geothermal efficient lighting landfill gas to power biodiesel biomass climate change mitigation renewable energy Read more about Cindy Tiangco Dr. Tiangco’s 25-year work experience includes over 8 years in ADB leading clean energy projects, such as solar and battery storage systems in the Cook Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu and Kiribati, solar in Uzbekistan, and Afghanistan, and energy efficiency in Kazakhstan and Pakistan. Cindy spearheaded the regional floating solar initiative to build pilot plants in Afghanistan, Azerbaijan and Kyrgyz Republic, and Afghanistan’s second solar grant to build solar rooftop and mini-grids. She is currently exploring the same initiatives in the Pacific region.
Stephen Peters Keywords waste-to-energy circular economy ocean health biomass biogas biofuels clean technology cleantech Read more about Stephen Peters Steve Peters is a Senior Energy Specialist (Waste-to-Energy) in the Energy Sector Group of the Sustainable Development and Climate Change Department, Asian Development Bank. He is responsible for developing the knowledge base, project development and implementation in waste to energy and supporting projects across waste, the circular economy, and ocean impacts.
Introduction - From Waste to Resource Read more about Introduction - From Waste to Resource This session discussed innovative systems, technologies, supporting policies, and incentives that help turn wastes into resources. It shared tips for replication and scaling up, including benefits and potential revenues that can be derived. It also explained the role of private sector and how to engage them.