Plenary 1: The New Ocean Energy Economy Read more about Plenary 1: The New Ocean Energy Economy Rear Admiral Nick Lambert (Retd) presented the concept of multifunctional sea space and MARES-type projects.
MARES High Level Forum's Opening Plenary Read more about MARES High Level Forum's Opening Plenary On 7th February 2023, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the Centre for Indonesia[SSP1] -Malaysia-Thailand Growth Triangle (CIMT-GT) hosted a High-Level Investor Forum in Kuala Lumpur with the theme of the “New Ocean Energy Economy”. Over 150 participants discussed marine renewable energy and its use to regenerate ocean ecosystems with a Keynote Speech by Yang Berhormat Tuan Mohd Rafizi Bin Ramli, Minister of Economy, Malaysia, and representatives from Palau, The Philippines, CIMT-TG, and ADB.
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Waste-to-Energy Options in Developing Countries: The GIZ Perspective Read more about Waste-to-Energy Options in Developing Countries: The GIZ Perspective German development cooperation targets the establishment of integrated, closed-cycle waste management systems. In this presentation, Barbara Oelz shares a brief introduction of GIZ and provides a summary of the forthcoming publication, “Waste to Energy Options for the Management of Municipal Solid Waste. She also gives some insights on the current GIZ publication, “Waste to Energy Rapid Assessment Tool”.
The People’s Republic of China’s Municipal Waste-to-Energy Project: A Model Approach to Financing a State-of-the-Art Technology Read more about The People’s Republic of China’s Municipal Waste-to-Energy Project: A Model Approach to Financing a State-of-the-Art Technology In the People’s Republic of China, higher income growth in urban and rural areas resulted in higher demand for energy and generation of more waste. Using the Asian Development Bank (ADB) innovative financing approach, a private company applied the waste-to-energy technology that increases electricity generating capacity without greenhouse gas emissions. Read about ADB’s other energy projects in Knowledge and Power: Lessons from ADB Energy Projects.
Climate Finance and Technology Adaptation: Korea's Case Read more about Climate Finance and Technology Adaptation: Korea's Case Waste treatment technologies, characterized as stepwise, were developed by the Korea Environmental Industry and Technology Institute, with the aim to build a resource recirculation society. Demand for Korea's model of landfill gas power plant is high among developing countries due to the economic and environmental benefits it produces.
Knowledge Partnership Dialogue with Korean Private Sector Read more about Knowledge Partnership Dialogue with Korean Private Sector Asian Development Bank's Knowledge Sharing and Services Center and Energy Sector Group conducted a knowledge partnership dialogue with Korean private sector agencies, operating in the fields of power plant development and operations management, waste-to-energy conversion, and infrastructure development.