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ASEAN-RESP: Supporting Renewable Energy in ASEAN

The ASEAN Renewable Energy Support Programme (ASEAN-RESP) aims to strengthen regional cooperation and knowledge transfer in renewable energy within ASEAN. It provides technical and policy advice, supports capacity building and networking, and focuses on areas such as grid integration, financing, and rural electrification. This programme is funded by the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ).

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ASEAN-RESP: Supporting Renewable Energy in ASEAN

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  1. GIZ ASEAN Renewable EnergySupport ProgrammePresented at the Advancing Mini Hydropower Towards SE4ALL in MyanmarWorkshop, 30July 2015

  2. Content • Project data & objectives • ASEAN-RESP 14 working areas • RESP Scoping Mission – March & April 2015 • Previous Activities • Networking within the ASEAN RE sector • Technical and policy advice on RE • Knowledge transfer and capacity building • Upcoming activities up to June 2016

  3. Project Data Project Name: • Renewable Energy Support Programme for ASEAN (ASEAN-RESP) Partners: • ASEAN Centre for Energy (ACE) • Line ministries and stakeholders in 10 ASEAN Member States (RE-SSN Focal Points) • Heads of ASEAN Power Utilities/Authorities (HAPUA) Duration: • September 2013 – June 2016 Funding: • Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ)

  4. “The relevant actors in the ASEAN region use the regional technical and policy exchange to improve the framework conditions for renewable energies.” Objectives: Use of regional exchange • To strengthen effective regional cooperation on RE in the ASEAN • To transfer knowledge and experiences on renewable energy within the ASEAN region through efficient networking • To advise on technical and policy issues regarding the deployment of RE in the ASEAN member states • To support the implementation of the APAEC 2010-2015

  5. Activities: ASEAN-RESP Focus and Working Areas 8. RE Permit Procedure 1. ASEAN RE Policy RE Standards Grid Connection 9. RE TechAssessment & Associated Cost Analysis (LCOE) 2. RE Grid Integration Guideline Financing & Bankability of On-grid RE investment 3. RE Lending Guideline 10. Technical Standards for PV Hybrid Systems Enabling Framework for RE Development & Deployment 4. ASEAN RE Development 11. RE Information Dissemination 5. Rural Electrification Pilot Project RE Technology Assessment & Associated Cost Analysis 12. Business Model for Rural Electrification APAEC Monitoring (Programme Area 5) 6. Recommendations on Permit Procedure 13. ASEAN RE Training Institutions Rural Electrification 7. ASEAN RE Business Directory 14. ASEAN Energy Outlook

  6. Pilot Projects Associated Key Tasks Business Models Technical Standards Technical Standards Integrated Expert Capacity Building Network Guidelines RE Directive Webportal Guidelines Policy Advise RE Information Product Development Capacity Building LendingGuidelines

  7. Strategy: Focus Groups

  8. Setup: Cooperation partners

  9. Accomplishment in 2013 – 2015: FGDs and Workshops Integration of Variable REinto Power System, Jakarta 1-2 April 2014 Key items discussed: Technical requirements on vRE grid integration, existing grid codes in AMS, grid stability assessment, Main cost benefit of vRE grid integration, operational benefits, long term strategies and business model for utilities. Technology discussed: Solar PV, Wind Power, Smart grid Solar PVTechnical Guidelinesfor Financiers, Bangkok, 22-23 May 2014 Key items discussed: Technology and Design, Plant Performance, Project Contracts and cost Technology discussed: Solar PV, Wind Power Attendees: regional bankers Type presentation title here

  10. Accomplishment in 2013 – 2015: FGDs and Workshops Solar PVTechnical Guidelinesfor Philippines BankersManila, Oct 2014 Key items discussed: Technology and Design, Plant Performance, Project Contracts and cost Technology discussed: Solar PV Technical and Regulatory Aspects of Net-Metering, Jkt , 24-25 Nov 2014 Key items discussed: Interconnection standards for small scale embedded power generation (SSEG), supporting schemes & regulatory frameworks, existing net-metering policy & plan in the ASEAN Technology discussed: Small solar PV Type presentation title here

  11. Accomplishment in 2013 – 2015: FGDs and Workshops Scoping Mission to Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar, Thailand 1-12 March 2015 Key items: Field research interviews with 34 multi-stakeholders of government institutions, private sector, CSOs on RESP implementation & possibility to include EE&C component in the extension phase Smart Grid Strategies &Implementation Bangkok, 12-13 March 2015 Key items discussed: Paradigm shifts in the power market, strategic and systematic planning on smart grid implementation, challenges & lesson learned Technology discussed: Smart grids Type presentation title here

  12. Accomplishment in 2013 – 2015: FGDs and Workshops Consultancy on the 22nd Annual Meeting of RE-SSN27 March 2015, Yangon Key items discussed: Current implementation of ASEAN RESP and feedback for future phase to include an additional element of Energy Efficiency and Conservation Attendees: Focal Points of ten ASEAN Member States; ACE, GIZ team Consultancy + Networking Dinner on the 19th Annual Meeting of EE&C SSN 24April 2015, Kuala Lumpur Key items discussed: Implementation of ASEAN RESP and feedback for future phase to include EE&C Attendees: Focal Points of ten ASEAN Member States; ACE, GIZ headquarter and RESP team, international and regional consultants Type presentation title here

  13. Accomplishment in 2013 – 2015: FGDs and Workshops Call for Proposal - In Depth Consultancy Siemens Smart Grid CompassMay 2015 Key items discussed: Call for proposal to HAPUA members of 10 ASMs and selection process Winner:PT PLN Persero Tbk- Indonesia. The five day in-depth consultancy workshop will be held in Jakarta September 2015, the lesson learned will be disseminate to ASM in the later phase Solar PV Technical Guidelines for Indonesian Bankers, Bangka, Indonesia9-11June 2015 Key items discussed: Technology and Design, Plant Performance, Project Contracts and cost + field visit to Belinyu Solar Farming Technology discussed: Solar PV Type presentation title here

  14. Accomplishment in 2013 – 2015: FGDs and Workshops ASEAN Energy Outlook Working Group First Workshop 10-13 Feb 2015 Key items discussed: Intensive collaborative work to formulate the Fourth ASEAN Energy Outlook 2016-2020 Attendees:Focal Points of the ASEAN Regional Energy Planning and Policy Sub Sector Network; ACE: International Consultants (FI) ASEAN Energy Outlook Working Group Second Workshop 11-13 May 2015 Key items discussed: Technology and Design, Plant Performance, Project Contracts and cost + field visit to Belinyu Solar Farming Technology discussed: Solar PV

  15. Upcoming event2015: FGDs and Workshops Solar PV Technical Guidelines for Malaysian Bankers Kuala Lumpur 29-30 Sep 2015 (tbc); RE Permit Procedures Regional Workshop in Vietnam (November – tbc) Grid Code Regional Workshop Training for Trainors in RE LCOEStudy Swifting the Electricity Subsidy exchange forum Type presentation title here

  16. Planning Process for the New Phase: July 2016

  17. Thank you for your kind attention

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