5th Asia Clean Energy Forum ADB Headquarters, Manila, Philippines; 23-25 June 2010 PROGRAM Day 1, 23 June

2010 8:30 am 10:30 am Session 1 (Plenary) Meeting the Technology Transfer Challenge Auditorium A-D
This session will provide perspectives from both developed and developing countries on the urgent need to scale up efforts to transfer and scale up investments in clean energy technology. Speakers will describe strategies in place and envisioned for the rapid transfer and deployment of energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies.

FORUM INTRODUCTION Haruhiko Kuroda President, Asian Development Bank KEYNOTE ADDRESS Harry K. Thomas US Ambassador to the Philippines KEYNOTE ADDRESS Heherson T. Alvarez Secretary, Climate Change Commission, Philippines KEYNOTE ADDRESS Farooq Abdullah Minister of New and Renewable Energy, India KEYNOTE ADDRESS Steve Sawyer Secretary General, Global Wind Energy Council 11:00 am 12:30 pm Session 2 (Plenary) Models for Technology Transfer and Diffusion Auditorium AD
Low-carbon technology transfer is crucial for climate change fight and environmentally sustainable development. This session will explore various models being proposed to accelerate transfer and diffusion of low-carbon technologies in Asia and the Pacific, including an innovative marketplace proposal studied recently by ADB.

CHAIR: Anil Terway, Senior Practice Leader (Energy), Regional and Sustainable Development Department, ADB SPEAKERS: Mathias Baer, Partner, McKinsey & Co.

Elmer Holt, Chair, Executive Committee, Climate Technology Initiative: Private Financing Advisory Network Cameron Gray, Senior Vice President, ICAP Ocean Tomo, LLP 2:00 pm 3:30 pm Session 3 The Role of Effective Regulation and Governance in Implementing Clean Energy Auditorium A
This session will report on the results of the Asia-Pacific Dialogue on Clean Energy Governance and Regulation. Panelists will report on key themes and conclusions related to policy and regulatory planning of the energy resource mix, energy efficiency, renewable energy, and system issues, including grid design and operation for clean energy.

CHAIR: Kala Mulqueeny, Senior Counsel, Office of General Counsel, ADB SPEAKERS: Smita Nakhooda, Senior Associate, Institutions and Governance Program, World Resources Institute: Shifting to a Clean Energy Resource Mix Agus Sari, Non-Executive Director, PEACE Consultancy, Indonesia: Regulation to Promote Energy Efficiency and Demand Side Management Priyantha Wijayatunga, Energy Specialist, South Asia Regional Department, ADB: Regulation to Promote Investment in Renewable Energy Mycle Schneider, Lead Consultant on Energy Policy, Contractor, USAID ECO-Asia Clean Development and Climate Program: Designing and Operating Grid Systems for Clean Energy 2:00 pm 3:30 pm Session 4 Large-Scale Deployment of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Auditorium B
In this session, speakers will share their experience with new and innovative efforts to break out of the "business as usual" approach to deploying efficiency and renewables, and to "think big". The presentations will cover experience in India, Pakistan, Thailand, and Japan.

CHAIR: Peter Hennicke, Senior Advisor to Wuppertal Institute on Climate, Environment and Energy, Germany SPEAKERS: Nitin Pandit, President, International Institute for Energy Conservation: Technical and Financial Scale Up through the Mumbai Energy Alliance Bayanjargal Byambasaikhan, Energy Specialist, Central West Asia Regional Department, ADB: Pakistan Compact Fluorescent Light Program Philip Napier-Moore, Lead Energy Advisor, Mott Macdonald: LargeScale Deployment of Renewable Energy: Transfer of Solar PV Technologies to Thailand Sumio Ishikawa, Chief Representative in Manila, Japan Bank for International Cooperation

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Session 5 Scaling-Up Business Solutions to Energy Poverty Auditorium C

As the main source of technological and product innovation, business has a role to play in helping bring energy solutions to both rural areas where access is minimal and urban areas where energy supply can be expensive, inefficient and unreliable. Speakers in this session will present innovative business-led solutions to meet the cooking, lighting and heating needs of poor households around the world. Speakers will also address barriers to making many commercial energy access solutions profitable, scalable and sustainable.

CHAIR: Filippo Veglio, World Business Council on Sustainable Development SPEAKERS: Michael Kelly, World LP Gas Association: LP Gas: Exceptional Energy for Tackling Energy Poverty Gwen Andrews, Vice President, Power and Environmental Policies in Asia and Oceania, Alstom Power: Scaling up Business Solutions to Energy Poverty Role of Centralized Generation Frederick Lacroix, CEO, The PowerSource Group LLC: Scale, Replication & Institutional Impediments to Growth Prakash Chandran, Cluster Lead for the Sector Energy, Siemens Sachin Joshi, Deputy Director, CII-ITC Centre for Excellence for Sustainable Development: Business Models for Energy Access 2:00 pm 3:30 pm Session 6 Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage (Part 1): Current Status of Development Auditorium D
This two-part review of CCS brings together policy makers, project developers, academia, and other stakeholders to (i) survey the status of development of CCS; (ii) provide a platform for sharing experience (iii) and discuss in detail the issues and barriers that hinder CCS demonstration in developing Asia.

CHAIR: Ashok Bhargava, Director, East Asia Regional Department, ADB: ADBs CCS Fund and Relevant Activities SPEAKERS: Klaus Gerhaeusser, Director General, ADB Dale Seymour, Senior Vice President Strategy, Global CCS Institute: Global Status of CCS Development Richard Ridout, Energy Attache, British Government, DECC, United Kingdom: Kickstarting CCS Demonstration An Innovative Approach Carmen Dybwad, IPAC-CO2, Canada: Largest CO2 Storage Project Wenbin Su, President, Greengen Company Ltd., Peoples Republic of China: GreenGen Program and CCS Status in PRC 4:00 pm 5:30 pm Session 7 Scaling Up Energy Efficiency: Technologies, Policies, and Financing
The speakers in this session will share their experience in various stages of the pathway toward effective implementation. Presentations will provide an overview of the Clean Technology Fund, discuss energy-efficiency technology road maps, and

then highlight initiatives in the area of electric motor systems, smart buildings, and energy-efficiency retrofits in existing buildings.

CHAIR: Samuel Tumiwa, Principal Planning and Coordination Specialist, Regional and Sustainable Development Department, ADB SPEAKERS: Thomas Kerr, International Energy Agency: Energy Efficiency Technology Road Maps Conrad U. Brunner, Operating Agent, Electric Motor Systems Annex (EMSA), IEA 4E, Zurich Switzerland, A+B International: Electric Motor Systems: Progress in Harmonized Global Standards Jennifer Layke, Director, Institute for Building Efficiency, Johnson Controls, Inc.: Creating a Clean Economy Using Smart Building Strategies Frank Pool, Clean Energy Consultant: Thermo-Technical Rehabilitation of Pre-cast Panel Buildings: Status and New Steps to Realization 4:00 pm 5:30 pm Session 8 Aggregating Markets to Lower Energy Costs Auditorium B
Speakers in this session will describe their efforts to develop sector-wide approaches to aggregate demand for renewable energy technologies in order to reduce transaction costs and make the efforts more cost effective. The presentations will cover wind energy, solar energy, and methane capture.

CHAIR: Seethapathy Chander, Principal Director, Office of Information Systems and Technology and Co-chair, Energy Community of Practice, ADB SPEAKERS: Jitu Shah, Advisor, Regional and Sustainable Development Department, ADB: Quantum Leap in Wind Jiwan S. Acharya, Climate Change Specialist, Regional and Sustainable Development Department, ADB: Aggregating Small Wind Projects to Achieve Scale Naoki Sakai, Senior Climate Change Specialist, South Asia Regional Department, ADB: Aggregating Solar Markets in Asia Ashley King, Co-director, Methane to Markets Program, US EPA: Methane to Markets Program 4:00 pm 5:30 pm Session 9 Financing for Sustainable Energy Access Auditorium C
The availability and accessibility of finance at key points along the financing continuum remains a major constraint for scaling up access to energy for the poor. Speakers will present approaches they have used to secure and place financing for energy access projects, enterprises and end-users, and that have potential to be replicated elsewhere in the region.

CHAIR: Anthony Jude, Director, Southeast Asia Regional Department, ADB SPEAKERS:

Paul van Aalst, Director, E+Co, Europe Russel de Lucia, Chairman, Small-scale Sustainable Infrastructure Development Fund: Paradigm Shift Needed for the Big Boys: A ProPoor, Enterprise-Centric Approach Using the Social Merchant Bank Model Govind Pokharel, Senior Advisor, Renewable Energy, SNV Netherlands Development Organization Ella Delio, Senior Associate, Markets and Enterprise Program, New Ventures 4:00 pm 5:30 pm Session 10 Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage (Part 2): Demonstration in Developing Asia: Are We There Yet? Auditorium D
This two-part review of CCS brings policy makers, project developers, academia, and other stakeholders together to (i) survey the status of development of CCS, (ii) provide a platform for sharing experience, (iii) and discuss in detail the issues and barriers that hinder CCS demonstration in developing Asia.

CHAIR: Dale Seymour, Deputy CEO, Global CCS Institute, Australia: Bringing Forward CCS Demonstration in Developing Asia Key Issues and Barriers SPEAKERS: Tony Wood, Director, Clean Energy Program, Clinton Foundation: Lowering Barriers for CCS Demonstration Clinton Foundation Activities Hardiv Situmeang, Chairman of Indonesian National CommitteeWorld Energy Council, Indonesia: CCS Issues and Barriers - Views from Developing Asia Jin Hongguang, Academy of Sciences, Peoples Republic of China: Challenge of China Energy and Climate Change Strategies -Innovative CCS Technologies for Sustainable Development of China A. Damodaran, India Institute of Management, Bangalore, India: CSS Activities and Challenges in India Kala Malqueeny, Senior Counsel, Office of General Counsel, ADB: Legal and Regulatory Issues Recent Approaches and Enabling Activities Day 2, 24 June 2010 8:30 am 10:30 am Session 11 (Plenary) Challenges in Developing and Financing Business Models for Financing Energy Efficiency and Renewables Auditorium AD
This panel discussion brings together a diverse range of experts working in development finance, banking, and private investment to share their views on what it takes to develop and finance effective business strategies and models for energy efficiency and renewable energy.

CHAIR: Bindu Lohani, Vice President, Finance and Administration, Asian Development Bank SPEAKERS:

Pankaj Seghal, Managing Director (India), SUN Group Sabine Miltner, Director, Office of Vice Chairman, Deutsche Bank Group Jochen Harnisch, Vice President, Coordinator Climate Change Policy, KFW Alexis Bonnel, Deputy to the Director of Sector Operations, Agence Franaise de Dveloppement Eugene Yun, CEO and Founder, EOS Investment Partners 11:00 am 12:30 pm Session 12 Regional Issues in GHG Inventories and Accounting Auditorium A
This panel discussion session will report on the results of a pre-Forum workshop held on 21 June that addressed greenhouse gas (GHG) inventories and accounting. The discussion will address two main themes: (i) understanding the roles of different stakeholders, including manufacturers, utilities, civil society, and national, regional, and local governments, and (ii) sharing experience with approaches for developing GHG programs (both internationally and within Asia) that build on existing systems where possible and create new systems where needed.

CHAIR: Orestes Anastasia, Regional Environment Advisor, USAID Regional Development Mission for Asia SPEAKERS: Tao Hu, Senior Environmental Economist, Policy Research Center, Ministry of Environmental Protection, China Anne Arquit Niederberger, Owner, Policy Solutions, San Francisco, USA Gumilang Dewi Retno, Center for Research on Energy Policy, Institut Teknologi Bandung, Indonesia Neelam Singh, Associate, Climate and Energy Program, World Resources Institute, USA May Antoniette Ajero, Air Quality Program Manager, CAI-Asia, Philippines 11:00 am 12:30 pm Session 13 Panel Discussion: Early Stage Investment: Approaches to Technology Transfer Auditorium B
One major barriers to developing and financing efficiency and renewables projects is access to capital for investment in the early stages of development of business and project development. This panel brings together experts with long-term experience in the area to discuss what has been tried and which approaches hold the most promise.

CHAIR: Tom Dreessen, President, EPS Capital Corporation SPEAKERS: Steven Gray, Vice President, Carbon Finance, Climate Change Capital Jeffery Dickinson, Senior Consultant, Clean Energy Financing, ECOAsia Clean Development and Climate Program Cyrille Arnould, Head of Global Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Fund (SICAV) European Investment Group: Global Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Fund

Sanjay Dube, Vice President, Emergent Ventures India Pvt. Ltd. 11:00 am 12:30 pm Session 14 Asias Clean Energy Challenge and the Role of the Media Auditorium C In Asia, energy efficiency and renewable energy issues are no longer of interest to only a select group of scientists, policymakers and companies. Media outlets in Asia are increasingly being asked to explain this complex and rapidly changing subject to a mass audience. In this panel, senior journalists from across the region will discuss the challenges they face when reporting on clean energy and whether this story is receiving the coverage it deserves. CHAIR: James Fahn, Executive Director, Internews Earth Journalism Network SPEAKERS: Joydeep Gupta, Director, Third Pole Project (India) Carlo Carongoy, Senior Reporter, TV News & Current Affairs Department, RPN 9 (Philippines) Imelda Abano, President, Philippine Network of Environmental Journalists Kavita Kaur, Deputy Country Manager for India, ECO-Asia CDCP (Formerly South Asia Correspondent, Bloomberg New Energy Finance) 11:00 am 12:30 pm Session 15 Lighting for the Poor -- How Long Do They Have to Wait? Auditorium D
Off-grid lighting offers promise for lifting the veil of darkness from many of the more than 800 million people without access to electricity in Asia and the Pacific. Despite improvements in technology, cost reduction, innovations in service delivery, and the entry of hundreds of new players into the market, off-grid lighting solutions serve just a small fraction of those in need. Speakers will discuss requirements for a market transformation in off-grid lighting in Asia and will offer recommendations for designing a regional lighting program.

CHAIR: Michael Barrow, Director, Private Sector Operations Department, ADB SPEAKERS: Rodd Eddy, Lighting Africa Consultant, International Finance Corporation: Off-grid Lighting Market Transformation Akanksha Chaurey, Director, Decentralized Energy Solutions, TERI Jayantha Nagendran, Consultant, World Bank: Lighting for the Poor How Long Do They Have to Wait K. Seshadri, Senior Consultant, Philips Lighting Asia-Pacific: Lighting for the Poor The Way Forward with Lighting Technology 2:00 pm 3:30 pm Session 16 Clean Energy Market Place Cafeteria Hallway The Clean Energy Marketplace will provid e a platform for some of Asias most promising clean energy technologies, business models, and programs to be promoted to private sector investors, financiers, policymakers, and international funding agencies.

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Session 17 Open Space Meetings This session will give participants the opportunity to set up their own informal meetings to discuss and promote topics that are not in the agenda of the main forum. Best of Asia: Bringing the Top Ten High-Efficiency Benchmark to Asia, Anne Arquit Niederberger, Policy Solutions Asia Clean Energy Policy and Regulatory Exchange, USAID ECOAsia Clean Development and Climate Program Launching of Rural Biomass Energy 2020 Publication, Asian Development Bank Asia Regional Center of Excellence for Climate Change, USAID Regional Development Mission for Asia Powering Up Financing for Energy Efficiency in Asia, World Resources Institute and USAID ECO-Asia Clean Development and Climate Program

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Session 18 Is CDM a Catalyst or Distraction for Clean Energy in the Residential Sector? Auditorium A
The market for project-based carbon offsets has evolved into a billion dollar market, but there is little evidence that the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) has significantly catalyzed the dissemination of high-efficiency demand-side technologies. The panel will review the current status of energy efficiency under the CDM, discuss some of the challenges faced, and assess prospects for end-use energy efficiency in key sectors going forward, drawing on their direct experiences with implementing projects under the CDM.

CHAIR: Anne Arquit Niederberger, Owner, Policy Solutions SPEAKERS: Toru Kubo, Senior Clean Energy and Climate Change Specialist, Regional and Sustainable Development Department, ADB Edmundo Klophaus, Director Energy Efficiency & Carbon Markets, PHILIPS Lighting, Global Business Unit Compact Fluorescent Lamps Nitin Pandit, President, International Institute for Energy Conservation Samuel Shiroff, Director, Bosch Siemens Home Appliances 4:00 pm 5:30 pm Session 19 Equity Funding for Clean Energy Projects: Investors' Perspectives Auditorium B
Trillions of dollars of financing will be needed in the next 2 decades to successfully address climate change. This investment will need to be diverted from business-asusual investments across many sectors. The panelists will discuss innovative thinking that is being explored in equity investment, including public-sector interventions, to radically and rapidly scale up investment in energy efficiency and renewables in developing countries.

CHAIR: David Hodgkinson, Emerald Capital SPEAKERS: Murray Ward, Principal, Global Climate Change Consultancy:

Engaging Private Capital at Scale in Financing a Low Carbon Future in Asia J.P. Huang, JPI Group: Market-Driven Vs Policy-Driven Factors: Private Equity Investments in Clean Energy Industry Robert van Zwieten, Director, Capital Markets and Financial Sectors Division, Private Sector Operations Department, ADB: Equity Investments in Clean Energy Angeline Choo, Standards and Poors Indices Asia-Pacific 4:00 pm 5:30 pm Session 20 Challenges in Implementing Large-Scale Lighting Procurement Programs Auditorium C
Efficient lighting should be one of the easiest "wins" in the effort to address climate change, since cost-effective technologies that can reduce lighting use by 70%-80% or more are available. Yet Asia remains plagued by the prevalence of poor-quality lamps, and there is no regional quality standard for efficient lighting. This session discusses key issues of quality control for compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) and highlights experience in large-scale procurement of CFLs by ADB and the World Bank.

CHAIR: Peter du Pont, Chief of Party, Contractor, USAID ECO-Asia Clean Development and Climate Program SPEAKERS: Erik Page, Senior Expert - Efficient Lighting, Contractor, USAID ECOAsia Clean Development and Climate Program: Benchmark Testing of CFL Quality in Asia Sohail Hasnie, Senior Energy Specialist, Southeast Asia Regional Department, ADB: CFL Procurement in Philippines and Pakistan Ashok Sarkar, Senior Energy Specialist & Energy Efficiency Thematic Group Leader: Challenges in Large-Scale CFL Procurements Frederick Sy, Head of Corporate Strategy, Underwriters Laboratories Asia-Pacific: Methodology for Large-Scale Check-Testing and Quality Control for Efficient Lighting Programs 4:00 pm 5:30 pm Session 21 Solutions for Scaling Up Healthier Household Energy Auditorium D
Household energy experts will share innovative solutions for providing and financing affordable and high-quality household energy for the poor, including through the use of voluntary performance standards and the carbon trading markets. We will also develop a regional action plan for scale-up based on needs and opportunities identified during the session.

CHAIR: Brenda Doroski, US EPA SPEAKERS: Yohanes Iwan Baskoro, GERES Cambodia Guangqing Liu, China Association of Rural Energy Industry (CAREI) Project Coordinator, Assistant Professor, Deputy Director Agustina Musa, Financial Due Diligence Specialist, Southeast Asia Agriculture and Natural Resources Division, ADB Feri Lumampao, Executive Director, Approtech Asia Narayan Chaulagain, Executive Director, Alternative Energy

Promotion Centre, Nepal Day 3, 25 June 2010 9:00 am 10:30 am Session 22 Market Mechanisms: Update on the Global Carbon Market Post-2012 Scenarios and Implications for Developing Countries Auditorium A
This session will update the audience on the latest carbon market developments and implications on clean energy investments in Asia. After brief presentations on where we are now, there will be a panel discussion on what needs to happen to boost investments for clean energy at the required scale, including linkage of regional schemes and improvements in CDM rules under UNFCCC negotiations.

CHAIR: Toru Kubo, Senior Clean Energy and Climate Change Specialist, Regional and Sustainable Development Department, ADB SPEAKERS: Steven Gray, Vice-President, Carbon Finance, Climate Change Capital Vinod Kala, Managing Director, Emergent Ventures India: Carbon as a Finance Tool for RE Projects Kate Hughes, CDM Technical Specialist, Future Carbon Fund, ADB Hemant Nandapawar, Energy and Climate Change Specialist, Carbon Market Initiative Technical Support Facility, ADB 9:00 am 10:30 am Session 23 Debt Funding for Clean Energy Projects: Banks' Perspectives Auditorium B
This session will feature bankers and other experts on provision of debt to renewable energy and energy-efficiency projects, who will discuss the key factors that they use to decide whether to lend to a project or not. This will include collateral value, technology assessment, risk analysis, duration of payback, regulatory environment, transaction costs, and project financing structures. While the focus will be on traditional debt funding by banks, the session will also cover the supportive role of other participants such as equity providers, energy services companies, local expertise and international agencies.

CHAIR: Jack Kneeland, Deputy Chief of Party, Contractor, USAID ECO-Asia Clean Development and Climate Program SPEAKERS: Cunfeng Dai, International Finance Corporation, China Fuqiu Xue, China Minsheng Banking Corp.,Ltd Jaisingh Dhumal, ICICI, India Alberto E. Pascual, Senior Vice President, Corporate Banking Division and Sustainable Energy Finance, Bank of the Philippine Islands Madeleine Varkay, Senior Private Sector Development Specialist, Southeast Asia Regional Department, ADB 9:00 am 10:30 am Session 24 Case Studies on Energy Access Programs

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Experts will share lessons learned from successful energy access programs, including commercially driven approaches, and will offer recommendations on designing and implementing sustainable and scalable programs and growing enterprises to expand access to electricity and clean fuel.

CHAIR: Jun Tian, Advisor, Regional and Sustainable Development Department, ADB SPEAKERS: Nguyen Anh Tuan, Manager, International Relations Department, Institute of Energy, Viet Nam: Electricity Access in Viet Nam Success Story and Challenges Hanung Budya, Pertamina: Indonesia Kerosene to LPG Conversion Program Islam Sharif, CEO, Infrastructure Development Company, Ltd. (IDCOL), Bangladesh: IDCOL Solar Home Systems Program: An Off-grid Solution in Bangladesh Stewart Craine, Co-founder, Barefoot Power: Subsidy-free Village Electrification in the Pacific and Africa 9:00 am 10:30 am Session 25 Financing Renewable Energy in the Pacific Auditorium D
Renewable energy technologies differ from conventional diesel-fired power generation due to their capital intensive nature and high up-front costs. This presents a significant barrier to their development in the Pacific where the availability of capital is constrained. The session will introduce a range of financing models to address this problem. An overview of ADB's financial products will be provided and the Samoa Power Sector Expansion Project will be used as a case study. The role of the private sector will be highlighted and methods to reduce risk for independent power producers will be discussed.

CHAIR: Stephen Pollard, Officer-in-Charge, Pacific Regional Department, ADB SPEAKERS: Anthony Maxwell, Energy Specialist, Pacific Regional Department, ADB: Financing Models for Renewable Technology in the Pacific Wairarapa Junior Young, Renewable Energy Officer, Electric Power Corporation: Samoa Power Sector Expansion Project Robert Kesterton, Energy Specialist, Pacific Regional Department, ADB: Encouraging Private Sector Investment 11:00 am 12:30 pm Session 26 Market Mechanisms for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Auditorium A
Market-based mechanisms are increasingly favored as complementary policies to promote RE/EE technologies and accelerate their market penetration. In this session, we will talk about tradable certificates for RE and EE as well as feed-in-tariff.

CHAIR: Gil-Hong Kim, Director, Sustainable Infrastructure Division, Regional and Sustainable Development Department, ADB

SPEAKERS: Chris Dunstan, Research Director, University of Technology, Sydney: Certificate Schemes for Energy Savings and Demand Management in Australia Balawant Joshi, Director, ABPS Infrastructure Advisory Private Limited: Renewable Energy Certificates under the New Law Aiming Zhou, Energy Specialist, Regional and Sustainable Development Department, ADB: A Green Certificate Initiative for the Asia-Pacific Philippine de TSerclaes, Senior Finance Policy Analyst--Energy Efficiency and Environment Division, International Energy Agency Francis Saturnino Juan, Executive Director, Energy Regulatory Commission, Philippines: Feed-in-tariffs in the Philippines 11:00 am 12:30 pm Session 27 Strategies for Energy Efficiency Financing Auditorium B
Although energy efficiency is widely accepted as the single largest cost-effective source of greenhouse gas emissions reductions, the financing of energy-efficiency projects and businesses is hampered by their small size and the distributed nature of the interventions. Experts in the panel will describe a range of new and innovative approaches and strategies being used to channel financing into energy-efficiency investments.

CHAIR: Patrick D'Addario, Team Leader Energy Efficiency Financing, Contractor. USAID ECO-Asia Clean Development and Climate Program SPEAKERS: Dharesan Unnithan, Director, Energy Management Centre, Kerala State: Lessons Learned in the Design of Kerala's State Energy Conservation Fund Dilip Limaye, President & CEO, ECOM-ENERGY and Lead Consultant for Energy Efficiency, Contractor, USAID ECO-Asia Clean Development and Climate Program : Super ESCOs in Asia: A New and Useful Model for Financing Energy Efficiency? Alexander Perera, Co-director: Business Engagement in Climate and Technology, WRI: Aggregating Energy Efficiency Projects for Financing Romel M. Carlos, Associate Operations Officer, Sustainable Energy Finance, International Finance Corporation: IFC's Sustainable Energy Finance Program Tom Dreessen, President, EPS Capital Corporation: Experience Raising Finance for Industrial Energy Efficiency Projects in China 11:00 am 12:30 pm Session 28 Platforms for Transfer and Scale-Up of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Technologies in Asia Auditorium C
In this session, experts working to develop new platforms and business models for the transferring technology and intellectual property, and for linking up clean energy projects with financing will share their experience. The session builds on the earlier plenary, Session 2: Models for Technology Transfer and Diffusion.

CHAIR: Suneel Parasnis, Team Leader--Private Sector Finance, Contractor, USAID

ECO-Asia Clean Development and Climate Program SPEAKERS: Joseph Lufkin, Managing Director, INEX Infrastructure Exchange, Ltd.: INEX Global Infrastructure Exchange Arthur Mitchell, Senior Counselor, Tokyo, White & Case: Guarantee Mechanism for Intellectual Property Rights Peter Storey, Global Coordinator, Private Financing Advisory Network: CTI-PFAN An International Network for Linking Clean Energy Entrepreneurs with Sources of Investment Ling Zhu, Director, Energy and Environment Department, Coway International Techtrans Co.: Technology Transfer Model of International Technology Transfer Center Zhiyu Liu, Vice President Assistant of Asset Management Department, Shanghai Environment and Energy Exchange: Technology Transfer in China Introduction to the Shanghai Energy and Environment Exchange 11:00 am 12:30 pm Session 29 Renewable Energy Technologies in the Pacific Islands Auditorium D
This session will examine the technical feasibility of a number of different renewable energy technologies in the Pacific. Lessons learned from the grid integration of intermittent technologies in the Fiji Islands will be presented and issues and options for using indigenous biofuels and waste for power generation will be discussed.

CHAIR: Anthony Maxwell, Energy Specialist, Pacific Regional Department, ADB SPEAKERS: Hasmuck Patel, CEO, Fiji Electricity Authority: Grid Interconnection of Renewable Energy Schemes Gerhard Zieroth, Renewable Energy Consultant: Biofuels for Power Generation: Issues and Options Marc Rogoff, Project Director, SCS Engineers: Feasibility of Waste to Energy in the Pacific 2:00 pm 3:30 pm Session 30 (Plenary) Challenges in Scaling Up Renewable Energy Auditorium AD
This plenary session brings together leading experts from government, business, and the research and nonprofit sectors to provide a vision of the bold steps that are needed to effectively scale up investment in renewable energy technologies and businesses to a scale that is commensurate with the ambitious targets being set by international leaders.

CHAIR: Athena Ronquillo-Ballesteros, World Resources Institute SPEAKERS: Junfeng Li, Director, China Renewable Energy Industry Association Kirsty Hamilton, Renewable Energy Project, Chatham House: Scaling up Renewable Energy in Developing Countries: Finance and Investment Perspectives Sven Teske, Renewable Energy Policy, Greenpeace International

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Session 31 (Plenary) Putting the Pieces Together: A Vision for How to Make it All Work Auditorium AD
Speakers in this closing plenary session will lay out a vision for how different actors in the political and energy ecosystems can work together and marshal the resources to move beyond talk and planning to catalyze a rapid transition toward a society and economy that is based on sustainable energy practices and resources. This session will also include presentation of awards for the Clean Energy Marketplace.

SPEAKERS: Ambassador Richard Jones, Deputy Director, International Energy Agency Manish Bapna, Executive Vice President, World Resources Institute Olivier Carduner, Mission Director, Regional Development Mission for Asia, US Agency for International Development Jejomar Binay, Vice President-elect, Republic of the Philippines, and Former Mayor, City of Makati Lawrence Greenwood, Vice President for Operations, ADB