Potential topics in this session could include: Next-generation rooftop solar Solar + storage Hybrid energy systems Renewable E-mobility Solar energy for climate-proof water and food security
Session 3.2: Solar Plus: Alternatives and Enhancements to Solar for Power Generation
Session 3.1: Planning, Designing, and Building for Climate Resilience
Potential topics in this session could include: Developing country perspectives on planning and financing in FCAS and SIDS context Non-traditional donor financing experience, including emergency financing Case studies for distributed and off-grid clean energy technologies and applications to address climate change impacts Case studies in clean technology responses for post-tsunami, post-typhoon and post conflict recovery situations Case studies in implementing adaptation elements into mitigation projects
Track 3: FCAS and SIDS: Resilience in the Face of Fragility and Conflict
Session 3.1: Planning, Designing, and Building for Climate Resilience This session will present plans, technologies, approaches and successful case studies for economic and climate resilience including emergency responses and solutions post-conflict and post-disaster.
Session 2.5: Supporting Upper Middle Income Countries with Multisectoral Approach
Session 2.4: Air Quality Improvement Program in the Greater Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Region
Potential topics in this session could include: Tailored financial services to support green and sustainable development Rural waste-to-energy: biochar-based compound fertilizer for green agriculture and poverty reduction Switch from coal to clean energy in rural households: benefits for air quality Air pollutant reduction from the iron and steel Industry in Hebei Province Energy efficiency improvement and potential in the cooling sector: a case study from Zhejiang Province
Session 2.3: Renewable Energy Services for Livelihoods
Potential topics in this session could include: Regenerative ocean biomass energy Pico- and micro-hydropower for high-value agriculture Experience with hydro, solar, and wind for sustainable village development Beneficial use of geothermal waste heat for community livelihood support Refrigeration/cold chain services for expanding access to fisheries industries
Session 2.2: Solar Energy—It’s Not Just Electricity
Potential topics in this session could include: Climate-smart agriculture using water from solar powered desalination Concentrating solar thermal systems for industrial applications Solar + hydrogen for 24/7 electricity services Solar irrigation and solar ice production ADB’s floating solar experience and portfolio Solar energy applications in the health sector
Session 2.1: Economy-wide Energy Evolution
This session will bring together regional experts and innovators, along with officials from ADB’s DMCs, to present recent experience developing sustainable energy with value additions from multiple sectors. Presentations can include case studies from education, policy, legal, and regulatory spheres to support the shift from an inefficient, linear extractive economy to a more efficient, cleaner, and inherently sustainable circular economy.
Track 2: Multi-sector Approaches to Clean Energy Development: Energy ++
Session 2.1: Economy-wide Energy Evolution To deliver a sustainable energy future, it will be essential to engage with stakeholders across the economy, beyond the energy sector, in order to shape the future of energy supply, demand, use, and capacity.
Session 1.4: Technology Roadmaps for Key Technologies: Deep Dives at the Country and Regional Level
Potential topics in this session could include: Hydrogen potential, global roadmaps, and strategies for deployment Heating and cooking The digital transition, transmission and distribution technologies Solar energy for energy access and climate change
Session 1.3: Technology Roadmaps for Key Technologies: Approaches and Findings
This session will include discussion of the technology developments in renewables and energy efficiency, electrification, and other sectors, and approaches for setting more ambitious target in energy roadmaps with regulatory changes needed for the NDCs. Speakers will include international practitioners, ADB professionals, and officials from ADB’s developing member countries (DMCs). Potential topics in this session could include: Challenges and solutions for higher penetration of renewable energy into existing power grids (focused on government agencies and grid companies in ADB’s DMCs) Synergies between the power sector and electrification of other sectors, such as heat and transport.
Session 1.2: Rural Clean Energy: A Crucial Solution for NDCs
Potential topics in this session could include: Innovative micro- and mini grids with renewables in remote areas, as a strategy to reduce emissions from conventional diesel mini-grids[Philippine, Indonesia, etc.] Community-based (and community-owned) energy systems and business models Analysis of the socio-economic impacts of rural energy Rural clean heating, gas distribution, and other applications and end uses and applications