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The Southeast Asia Energy Transition Partnership’s Quarterly Newsletter for Q3
We are pleased to announce that our quarterly newsletter for Q3 is now available to the public. This edition of our newsletter links to several report publications in the wind energy development space in Indonesia, exciting project updates from our regional team and more! Make sure you’re signed up to receive our newsletter and stay […]
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Support to Indonesia’s Wind Energy Development
Indonesia has ambitious targets for achieving net-zero emissions by 2060 (or sooner) with renewable energy playing a pivotal role in achieving this goal. However, despite this ambition, ample interest from renewable energy developers, and favorable financing options; the development of renewable energy infrastructure has progressed at a slower pace than anticipated. According to the Indonesia […]
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ETP Director presents work on CBAM at the Bloomberg Sustainable Business Summit
ETP’s Director, Philip Timothy Rose, recently participated in a high-level panel discussion at the Bloomberg Sustainable Business Summit titled “Regulating Asia’s Sustainable Future.” The session focused on the implications of the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) on the ASEAN region. As ASEAN is the EU’s third-largest trading partner, the introduction of the CBAM […]
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ETP Featured in UNOPS Procurement Report
The 2023 Purchase for Impact report highlights UNOPS’ pivotal role in driving positive change. By procuring goods and services from over 5,700 suppliers worldwide, UNOPS supported countries in addressing crises, advancing climate goals, and fostering sustainable development. With a procurement value of $1.6 billion, UNOPS demonstrated its commitment to economic empowerment by prioritizing local businesses […]
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The Southeast Asia Energy Transition Partnership’s Quarterly Newsletter for Q2
We are pleased to announce that our quarterly newsletter for Q2 is now available to the public. This edition of our newsletter features exciting news, including the launch of our new website, recent reports and publications from Vietnam, Indonesia, and the Philippines, updates on ongoing projects, and opportunities to join our dedicated team. Don’t miss […]
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International cooperation is critical to Southeast Asia’s clean energy transition
Southeast Asia is facing a pivotal moment in its energy sector. With a 4 per cent annual increase in energy demand and the challenge of reducing fossil fuel dependency, transitioning to clean energy is critical to meeting the region’s global climate goals. ASEAN currently contributes about 5 per cent of global emissions, and projections by […]
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The Vietnam Green Cooling Programme
The Southeast Asia Energy Transition Partnership’s Support towards Vietnam’s Cooling Sector Vietnam’s economy is growing rapidly. As cities develop and prosperity increases, the country is also experiencing an increase in heat levels. Vietnam reported record-breaking temperatures during the most recent heatwave which traveled across the Southeast and South Asian regions. These high temperatures have seen […]
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Onshore Wind Energy Development in Indonesia: handover ceremony for assessment report
The global shift towards renewable energy sources is gaining momentum, with Indonesia joining the ranks of nations seeking to reduce dependence on finite and environmentally damaging fossil fuels. Among the most promising renewables is wind energy. Indonesia, an archipelago with vast wind potential, has a strategic opportunity to harness this resource for energy sustainability and […]
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Launch of the Energy Efficiency and Electrification Working Group (E3WG) through the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP)
On May 28th, 2024, the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) initiative launched its fifth working group, the Energy Efficiency and Electrification Working Group (E3WG). Focused on promoting these efforts within Indonesia, the launch event attracted 293 participants (both in-person and virtual) from government entities, private sectors, IPG countries, state-owned enterprises, civil society organizations, and academia. […]
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