Hongtao Liu Keywords ADB asian development bank Low Carbon Development cities Urban Development climate change climate resilience livable cities energy energy systems district energy systems urban energy geothermal energy clean heating Energy Economics Read more about Hongtao Liu Mr. Liu obtained his PhD in Business Administration from the Xi’an Jiaotong University. Since 2017, he has been the General Manager of Shaanxi Xixian New Area Fengxi New City Energy Development Co., Ltd.
Peter Leary Keywords Physics geothermal energy sustainable energy renewable energy Read more about Peter Leary Peter Leary's interests include the physics of rock-fluid interaction in the brittle-fracture crust. This interest began with earthquakes in California (while at Princeton and the University of Southern California), progressed with more accessible rock-fluid interaction data from the North Sea oil/gas province (University of Edinburgh), sharpened considerably working on geothermal flow processes (University of Auckland), and now finds practical application in pursuit of seismic images of flow structures for accurate geothermal production well siting (GeoFlowImaging.com).
Aloysius Damar Keywords energy power managerment power database power economics renewable energy solar energy geothermal energy Read more about Aloysius Damar Mr. Aloysius Damar Pranadi is a Research Analyst under the Policy, Research, and Analytics Programme at the ASEAN Centre for Energy (ACE). He graduated from the Engineering Physics Department of the Universitas Gadjah Mada, and is pursuing his master’s degree at Energy and Power Management at Universitas Indonesia. He was involved in the ASEAN Interconnection Master Plan Study, ASEAN Multilateral Power Trade, ASEAN Power Cooperation, ASEAN power database, etc. His interests are power economics and renewable energy (solar and geothermal).
Sarulla Geothermal Project: Tapping Indonesia’s Geothermal Resources Read more about Sarulla Geothermal Project: Tapping Indonesia’s Geothermal Resources Dependence on fossil fuels exposes Indonesia to frequent changes in the price and supply of oil and coal, and increases greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to climate change. A project backed by Asian Development Bank (ADB) will help harness Indonesia’s largely untapped geothermal resources, allowing the country to meet its power demand while promoting a clean energy source.