The Pathways to Sustainable Energy project targets all of UNECE’s 56 member States across North America, Europe and Central Asia. As part of the policy dialogues, sub-regional workshops are to be organized. Stakeholder consultations on the scenario development and the policy options will be organized in different sub-regions with the aim to strengthen the modeling and conceptual processes during 2018 and 2019.
This workshop is the first sub-regional workshop, and is focused on Central Asia. The objective of the sub-regional workshops is to discuss relevant findings of the modeling work undertaken by partnering organizations Fraunhofer, IIASA and PNNL. The consultations will direct the formulation of scenarios, metrics and sustainable energy target definition, and shape the projects sub-regional and/or technological deep-dives. This consultation workshop in Kyrgyzstan is the first opportunity for the modeling team to present results to the Central Asian sub-region.
In addition, the workshop will present results of the study on best practices on sustainable energy for Kyrgyzstan prepared under the United Nations Development account project “Sustainable Energy for All (SE4All) in Eastern Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia”. Further discussion on development of national sustainable energy policies in Kyrgyzstan will help country to assess best practices’ applicability to the national circumstances and develop national models for improvement of sustainable energy policies.
Pathways Project Stakeholder Consultation Workshop: National Sustainable Energy Action Plans & Scenarios for Central Asia
Pathways Project Stakeholder Consultation Workshop: National Sustainable Energy Action Plans & Scenarios for Central Asia
12 - 14 June 2018
American University for Central Asia Bishkek Kyrgyzstan
Documents
Presentations
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Introduction: Pathways to Sustainable Energy Project Stefanie Held, UNECE |
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INTRODUCTION: SUSTAINABLE ENERGY | |||
Sustainable Energy in the Context of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development Lisa Tinschert, UNECE |
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REGIONAL DIALOGUE: ACHIEVING SUSTAINABLE ENERGY IN 2050 | |||
Baltugan Tazhmakina, Renewable Energy Department, Ministry of Energy, Kazakhstan | |||
Marat Chalponkulov, Advisor, State Committee on Energy, Industry and Subsoil Use, Kyrgyzstan | |||
Baqo Hotami, Senior Specialist, Department on Implementation of Investment Projects in Energy and Water Resources Sector, Ministry of Energy and Water Resources, Tajikistan | |||
Turkmenistan | |||
Romen Zakhidov, Director, Institute of Energy and Rakhimjan Babakhodjaev, Tashkent State Technical University, Uzbekistan | |||
INTRODUCTION: SUSTAINABLE ENERGY POLICIES – OPTIONS & KEY CHALLENGES | |||
Introduction: Developing Cross-Cutting, Adaptive Policy Options for Central Asia Lisa Tinschert, UNECE |
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Results of study “Current status of power sector in Kyrgyzstan: issues, reasons and solutions” Djamila Aitmatova |
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Addressing Energy Security through Regional Cooperation in Central Asia Kanat Botbaev, Energy Charter |
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New Opportunities for Regional Collaboration and Renewable Energy Developments in Central Asia Oleg Ryaskov, USAID |
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OVERVIEW: MODELLING APPROACH TO DERIVE SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SCENARIOS | |||
Introduction and Project Overview: Modelling Approach, Glossary, Sustainable Energy Pillars Nils Kemen, Fraunhofer UMSICHT - Institute for Environmental, Safety, and Energy Technology, Germany |
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Introduction to Scenarios and Modelling for Energy Planning Holger Rogner, IIASA – International Institute for Applied System Analysis, Austria |
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IIASA’s Integrated Assessment Framework and its Application for the Pathways Project: Modelling Approach Holger Rogner, IIASA |
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GCAM Model Introduction Holger Rogner on behalf of PNNL - Pacific Northwest National Laboratory |
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FIRST RESULTS OF THE MODELING WORK FOR CENTRAL ASIA | |||
Technology Portfolio and Zoom-Ins |