1 Energy-RSDD by AZhou 25Mar2015

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6th ADB Business Opportunities Fair

25 March 2015

Aiming Zhou

Senior Energy Specialist

Regional and Sustainable Development Department


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Outline

• Contexto The Development Agenda: Strategy 2020o 2009 Energy Policy

• Overview of the Sectoro Volume by Type of Assistanceo The Greening of the Energy Agenda

• Programs and Approaches

• General Business Opportunities


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• Development Agendao Inclusive Economic Growth

o Environmentally Sustainable Growth (key: Climate Change,etc.)

o Regional Integration

• Core Areas of Operationo Infrastructure (key: energy, etc.)

o Environment

o Regional Cooperation and Integration

o Financial Sector Development

o Education

STRATEGY 2020


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Mid-Term Review of Strategy 2020Key Messages

• Reiterates the validity and relevance ofStrategy 2020

• Reaffirms ADB’s vision of an Asia-Pacificfree of poverty

• Resolves to sharpen and realignoperational focus in light of emergingchallenges of the transforming region


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2009 Energy Policy Objective

“ To help DMCs provide reliable, adequate,

and affordable energy for inclusive growth ina socially, economically, and environmentallysustainable way.”


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Energy Policy 2009

• Energy Security – Increasing demand for energy – Volatility in energy prices

• Climate Change

– Significance of global warming and climate changecannot be overemphasized – Need to promote low carbon emission options and

technologies

• Energy Access – MDG targets cannot be met without modern energy for all – 2.5 billion people rely on traditional biomass – Mobilizing financing is challenging


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Energy Sector Lending

2008-2014


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The ADB Clean Energy Program

• To accelerate low-carbon growth andreduce greenhouse gas emissions in theregion, ADB set the following targets:

– $1 billion annual target of clean energyinvestments from 2008

– $2 billion annual target of clean energy

investments from 2010


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2050

Market Transformation:Unlock Asia’s Clean Energy Future

Current

Energy Efficiency

RE

Fossil

fuels

EE&RE

Fossil fuels


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Trend in clean energy investments2009-2014

2472.38

2929.96

4484

2959.43

4018.014

3244.535

1022.85867.3

479.89370

900

425

1312.63

1756.49

2132.97

2358.42 2356.742433.50

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2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Energy sector Inv

Fossil PP Inv

CE Investment

Fossil Fuel PP Investment Trend

CE Investment Trend


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RSDD’s Operational Focus(2015-17)

1. Demand Side Energy Efficiency(Industrial and Building0 million EnergyEfficiency Project

2. Solar (Rooftop/ Ground mounted)

3. Smart Grid/Mini Grid


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Knowledge and Skill Anchor

• Optimizing Staff Resource: – 1. Meeting the skills gap in the sector (in-depth trainings, recruitment plan )

– 2. Facilitating cross Division staff sharing in Energy Sector Group

• Knowledge Leadership

– Organizing high profile events, e.g. Asia Clean Energy Forum

– Publishing flagship reports/studies,

– Working with KSSC for innovative technology transfer with the COE and

– private sector (developers, financier, technology and solution providers)


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Thanks

Aiming Zhou

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