Ick Jin Keywords energy policy technology Paris-aligned financing accelerate low-carbon energy transition ICT ADB Energy Forum Read more about Ick Jin Ick Jin is currently the Assistant Chief for Economic Analysis in the National Assembly Budget Office. He undertakes financial analyses on the effect of public expenditures and economic programs. Before joining NABO, he worked at Korea Insurance Research Institute, Korea Capital Market Research Institute, and the Bank of Korea. Mr. Jin holds a Ph.D. from the Rice University at Houston, a CFA designation, and a CIPM designation. His primary research interest includes ESG investing, climate finance, climate technology, sustainable development among others.
Energy Efficiency & Conservation Through Low-Cost Financing in Bangladesh Read more about Energy Efficiency & Conservation Through Low-Cost Financing in Bangladesh This presentation gives an overview of low-cost financing projects for energy efficiency program in Bangladesh.
Shah Zulfiqar Haider Keywords energy policy technology Paris-aligned financing accelerate low-carbon energy transition ICT ADB Energy Forum Read more about Shah Zulfiqar Haider Shah Zulfiqar Haider is a Registered Professional Engineer (PEng) and Certified Energy Auditor from USA and Life Fellow of Bangladesh Computer Society. He has 40 years of experience in Infrastructure, Sustainable Energy, Climate Change & Military Engineering Services. He is an International expert in Sustainable Energy, Smart Grid, Infrastructure planning, Total Quality Management (TQM), Management of Electric Utilities etc.
Cleaner Energy Future Initiative of ASEAN (CEFIA) Read more about Cleaner Energy Future Initiative of ASEAN (CEFIA) This presentation gives an overview of Japan's contribution to accelerating the deployment of cleaner energy and low carbon technology in the ASEAN region through Cleaner Energy Future Initiative for ASEAN (CEFIA).
Koji Takahashi Keywords energy policy technology Paris-aligned financing accelerate low-carbon energy transition ICT ADB Energy Forum Read more about Koji Takahashi Since joining in METI in April 1994, he has been involved mainly in international affairs including bilateral trade issues with the US, China, and the Middle- Eastern countries and multilateral issues in IT and energy policy particularly with Asian region. His career history also includes work at Embassy of Japan in Hungary as the commercial attache (2006-2009).
Renewable Energy Auctions Accelerates The Transition To Clean Energy. Does The Transition Benefit Local Communities? Read more about Renewable Energy Auctions Accelerates The Transition To Clean Energy. Does The Transition Benefit Local Communities? This presentation gives an overview about benefits of renewable energy auctions.
Ana Amazo Keywords energy policy technology Paris-aligned financing accelerate low-carbon energy transition ICT ADB Energy Forum Read more about Ana Amazo Ana Amazo is a Managing Consultant at Guidehouse and a member of USAID’ Scaling up Renewable Energy (SURE) project. She is an expert in policy and regulation of renewable energy incl. auctions and market and system integration of renewable energy.
“Kahayag sa Pamilacan Project”: A Model for an Inclusive Energy Transition Read more about “Kahayag sa Pamilacan Project”: A Model for an Inclusive Energy Transition This presentation gives an overview of the Pamilacan Island Community Solar expansion project.
Charlie Ayco Keywords energy policy technology Paris-aligned financing accelerate low-carbon energy transition ICT ADB Energy Forum Read more about Charlie Ayco Charlie Ayco left his teaching job at the Ateneo de Manila University to join politics and became the Mayor of his hometown in Sevilla, Bohol, Philippines -- one of the youngest mayors after the EDSA Revolution in 1986. After his short stint in politics, he moved to the NGO sector and spent many years with Habitat for Humanity (Asia Pacific) where he led the conduct of the first three sessions of the Asia Pacific Housing Forum. He was appointed as the CEO of Habitat for Humanity Philippines in 2011.
Tapping Indonesian Last Mile Electrification Potential: Novel Off-grid Business Model Concepts Read more about Tapping Indonesian Last Mile Electrification Potential: Novel Off-grid Business Model Concepts Last miles electrification for rural areas in archipelagic countries bear the most challenge to electrify, as they are scattered, usually low-demand and uncertain in growth. In the case of Indonesia, the complexity adds as the task often pinned to PLN as a state-owned utility and rely to their network extension. Low participation of private sectors to take part in providing electricity for off-grid and rural areas are one of the factors as the implication of current challenging legal and regulatory set up.