Видео

Experts in this session explored the challenges and opportunities surrounding energy finance in Asia.

Experts from different countries/regions brought unique perspectives to the discussion like there is a huge opportunity for Asian countries to apply learnings from established schemes in Europe and elsewhere.

CEO of Frontier Markets Ajaita Shah shared her journey and discussed the future of green jobs, renewable energy for rural India and how women are disproportionately affected by climate change.

Low-carbon investment in and to Emerging Asia continues to fall significantly short of what is required to meet net-zero emissions goals by 2050. Private capital has to play a dominant role in mobilizing investments at scale. At the same time, public finance is key in de-risking investments, creating markets, and fostering enabling conditions for private capital to flow into energy transition a...

Regional Highlights - Natharoun Ngo

IEEFA would like to thank everyone who participated in the event, ensuring our first conference in Asia was a great success.

This session from #energyfinance2024 touched upon the role of critical minerals and the supply chain in supporting clean energy technologies; major environmental and social challenges associated with critical mineral production; and a solution for industries implementing more sustainable and responsible development practices while also ensuring economic viability.

Asia’s energy transition has not been smooth or straightforward. Breakthroughs in technological innovation, investment flows, and political commitments have often been followed by periods of uncertainty and disequilibrium. Experts explored key turning points and discussed what’s next for clean energy in the region.

COP28 set ambitious renewable energy goals, but distributed energy resources (DER) and energy efficiency were overlooked. This panel explored their potential to address challenges and accelerate the Asia-Pacific's energy transition.

This session explored Asia's crucial role in the global energy transition. Speakers discussed challenges, opportunities, and the importance of clean energy for climate action, economic stability, and security in Asia.

Fossil fuels remain essential for Asia's short-term energy needs. This session explored their role, costs, and challenges, laying the groundwork for discussions on clean energy alternatives.

IEEFA's Director, Asia, Paige Nguyen, welcomed delegates to the inaugural Energy Finance Conference 2024 in Asia. She highlighted the region's crucial role in the global energy transition and welcomed the diverse group of delegates attending the conference.

The IEEFA Energy Finance Conference 2024 in Kuala Lumpur, Asia, served as a dynamic platform for experts to converge and explore strategies for a sustainable energy future. This recap highlights some of the most noteworthy moments from the event.

Interesting moments from IEEFA’s Energy Finance conference 2024 in Kuala Lumpur, Asia that brought together industry leaders to discuss strategies for a sustainable energy future in Asia.

SMRs - The Track Record of the Nuclear Industry

SMRs - Comparing SMRs to Renewables

SMRs - Construction Delays and Cost Increases

Indian States' Electricity Transition (SET) 2024 report launch webinar

Blue Hydrogen Webinar

Financing Green Energy Solutions

Strategies to Reduce Fossil Fuel Financing

Challenges and Opportunities for Renewable Energy Deployment in Emerging Economies

Advancing the Energy Transition in Developing Economies

Hydrogen: Technological and Cost Realities

Accelerating Renewables and Storage Deployment: Spotlight on the Solutions

Transitioning to Renewable Electricity Systems

Global LNG Outlook

New Energy Economy: How Will De-globalization Affect the Transition?

TRTWorld: Has Europe gone too far in diversifying its gas supplies? with Ana Maria Jaller-Makarewicz