Melanie Slade Keywords climate change climate adaptation climate mitigation renewable energy energy efficiency clean energy energy policies energy planning energy security Read more about Melanie Slade Melanie Slade has spent thirty years in energy efficiency policy development and implementation in many parts of the world. She started out working in the UK Government on industrial and appliance energy efficiency and has worked with many other governments to establish similar programmes, perhaps most notably, the Government of China since the 1990s. In 2007 Mel became the Chair of Australia and New Zealand’s Equipment Energy Efficiency programme and where she led the phase-out of inefficient lighting.
EDGE Practical Steps for Zero Carbon Buildings Read more about EDGE Practical Steps for Zero Carbon Buildings This presentation gives an overview of EDGE process on zero carbon certification and their support to green building growth.
Governance for Co-Control in China and Beyond: Steps Toward a One Atmosphere Approach Read more about Governance for Co-Control in China and Beyond: Steps Toward a One Atmosphere Approach This presentation gives an overview of the benefits of co-benefits or co-control relevant to domestic needs and global environmental issues.
Benefits of Centralized Heating - Cooling Solutions for Low Carbon Development in Asian Cities Read more about Benefits of Centralized Heating - Cooling Solutions for Low Carbon Development in Asian Cities This presentation gives an overview of the benefits of centralized district heating or cooling system for low carbon development.
Alfredo Baño Leal Keywords ADB climate change climate adaptation climate mitigation renewable energy energy efficiency clean energy energy policies energy planning energy security Read more about Alfredo Baño Leal Alfredo Baño Leal is a Senior Energy Specialist at ADB developing sustainable energy operations in the East Asia region. Previously, he worked at the Independent Evaluation Department of AD3, where he evaluated energy programs and led Of AD3' s 2009 Energy Policy. He has 1 5 years Of experience working on energy infrastructure sectors in Europe and Asia. Before joining ADB, he worked for the International Atomic Energy Agency, he consulted for the World Bank and ADB, and worked for an engineering consulting firm in Spain.
Building a Scalable and Sustainable Energy Transition Mechanism (ETM) for Southeast Asia: Partnership Launch Read more about Building a Scalable and Sustainable Energy Transition Mechanism (ETM) for Southeast Asia: Partnership Launch The Asian Development Bank, the Government of the Republic of Indonesia, and the Government of the Republic of the Philippines, launched a partnership to design and establish an Energy Transition Mechanism (ETM) to accelerate the transition from coal to clean energy in Southeast Asia, in a just and affordable manner. ETM is an innovative model which would use blended finance to accelerate the retirement of coal power plants and develop green, renewable energy to replace it. The event was held in Glasgow, Scotland as part of COP26, the United Nations Climate Change Conference.
Indonesia: Eastern Indonesia Renewable Energy Project Read more about Indonesia: Eastern Indonesia Renewable Energy Project
Anne Valko Celestino Keywords gender equality women's empowerment sector training gender mainstreaming water resources management gender-inclusive transport renewable energy sustainable energy Read more about Anne Valko Celestino Anne is responsible for integrating gender analysis and measures into investment projects and for strategic and operational initiatives to promote gender inclusive solutions in private sector financing.
VIDEO: Indonesia: Power to Empower: Improving Lombok Women’s Lives by Investing in Clean Energy/Vena Energy Read more about VIDEO: Indonesia: Power to Empower: Improving Lombok Women’s Lives by Investing in Clean Energy/Vena Energy
Lessons Learned from South Asia: Moving from Centralized to Decentralized Energy Systems Read more about Lessons Learned from South Asia: Moving from Centralized to Decentralized Energy Systems