Energy for All Partnership Secretariat
Asian Development Bank
6 ADB Avenue, Mandaluyong City
Philippines
Asian Development Bank
6 ADB Avenue, Mandaluyong City
Philippines
About energy for all
Energy poverty is one of the most pressing issues of this century. It’s a problem of technology, of infrastructure, of economics, of culture, and of politics – and it impacts over a billion people in the Asia-Pacific region alone.
Solving this problem requires solutions from the top-down and the bottom-up – everything from global finance to village-level technologies. The Partnership was formed specifically to build platforms for cooperation, exchange, innovation, and project development in this area. We’re bringing together key stakeholders from business, finance, government, and NGOs for a singular purpose: to drive action.
Our goal is clear:
We aim to provide energy access to
100 million people in Asia and
the Pacific Region by 2015.
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NEXT EVENTS
Clean Cookstoves Market Place 2013
11/07/2013
Kathmandu, Nepal
Vienna Energy Forum 2013 – Save the Date, 28 May 2013
28/05/2013
Vienna
Financing and Management of Solar Photovoltaic Projects: A Master Class for Investors and Project Developers
06/06/2013
Bangkok International Trade and Exhibition Centre (BITEC), Bangkok, Thailand
Asia Clean Energy Forum
25/06/2013
ADB Headquarters, Manila
Master Class on Bio Renewable Energy
28/06/2013
SEAS Training Center, Singapore
GOAL STATUS ENERGY FOR ALL (read more)
Funding securedto reach 60,000,000 people
IDEAS FOR ENERGY ACCESS PROJECTS
Energy poverty is one of the most pressing issues of this century. It’s a problem of technology, of infrastructure, of economics, of culture, and of politics - and it impacts over a billion people in the Asia-Pacific region alone.
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In archipelagoes like Indonesia, Maldives, the Philippines or the Pacific Island countries, the hotel industry has expanded its business in areas with limited or no electricity supply. Due to the lack of electricity, many of the hotels and resorts generate their own power to meet their needs using diesel generators. This is not only expensive but also a growing source for Greenhouse Gas emissions. Switching to renewable energy using local resurces is a cost-effective solution that can provide electricty to nearby communities and thus can be an important tool for developing the energy infrastructure in remote islands.
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subscribe to newslettersub-working group on Carbon Finance organizes first webinar series
May 14 2013The sub-working group on Carbon Finance as part of the domestic biogas working group of the Energy for All [E4ALL] Initiative, has recently organized its webinar series. In the Webinar Series # 1, Prem Sagar Subedi of Winrock International presented the case of Domestic Biogas PoA of Pakistan. The Pakistan Biogas PoA is now registered [...]
IIX to hold Impact Forum
May 15 2013Impact Forum is a two-day global conferenceto be held in Singapore on June 13 & 14, dedicated to accelerating social capital markets in Asia. With the theme of Investing in Inclusion, Impact Forum will provide participants with the platform to connect and discuss, through interactive panels and workshops, the latest sustainable business innovations and impact investment [...]
Could India become a global leader in energy access for the poor?
May 09 2013While the rising urban middle classes in India’s big cities increasingly take their mod cons for granted, some 400 million Indians have never used electric light bulbs in their homes – let alone had the power to charge their mobile phones, listen to the radio or watch TV. On a trip to India late last [...]
Energy for all Steering Committee
The Energy for All Partnership is facilitated by ETC Foundation in close collaboration with ADB
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Be part of the global effort to fight poverty by providing modern energy services to the poor. The energy for All Partnership invites organizations active in supporting acces to energy in Asia and the Pacific to join our working groups
