12 octubre
In Portafolio energía, Últimas noticias energía by Coordinación Editorial
Producción y mercados energéticos 12/10/18
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Executive Brief – Growing Economy & Access to Electricity Mean Booming Energy Use in Southeast Asia |
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Southeast Asia has made important advances in access to electricity and economic development, but struggles to reduce its carbon intensity in balance with these development demands.
Even more concerning, current NDCs are not strong enough to address the decarbonisation needed in a global two-degree scenario. Read or Download the Analysis: in english – in french |
Event – Coal vs Renewables at Asian Conference |
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With record attendance topping 9,000 participants and delegates, the POWER-GEN Asia conference, held this year in Jakarta, Indonesia, was a successful exchange. Notable guests included several Indonesian government ministers, as well as keynote speakers from a variety of organisations. Enerdata also returned to the event this year, with our CEO, Pascal Charriau, speaking as a member of the opening plenary panel discussion: “Coal vs Renewables: Asia’s Balancing Act.” Read More |
Contract – EU carbon neutral in 2050? |
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The French Ministry for the Ecological and Inclusive Transition (MTES) has selected Enerdata to lead a project and build scenarios targeting Zero Net Emissions at the EU level by 2050. The European Commission plans to publish its long-term energy roadmap soon, and the Ministry will be armed with Enerdata’s scenarios to contribute to the debate. This study will be conducted in partnership with Solagro and Seureco. Read More: in english – in french |
Contract – GIZ finances EnerNEO development for Pakistan |
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Enerdata is currently enhancing its EnerNEO model in a project financed by the Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ). The model will be used by the Government of Pakistan in its climate policy process and for its NDC definition. Enerdata conducted the first EnerNEO development phase in 2017, financed by the French Development Agency (Agence Française de Développement or AFD). The next phase, also in collaboration with AFD, could start in early 2019. This phase would aim to design complete energy and emissions scenarios for Pakistan. Read Previous Contract Announcements |
The ‘Energiewende’ and the ‘transition énergétique’ by 2030 |
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The Energiewende policy in Germany and the Transition énergétique policy in France face the same challenge for 2030: Integrating renewable energy while reducing the conventional power production fleet. To reach climate and renewable energy targets, Germany will have to cut its coal-fired power generation in half, while France will have to cut the share of nuclear in its power mix to 50%, which will have cross-border impacts. France and Germany should rapidly define their national strategies regarding their nuclear and coal fleets, consult each other closely on cross-border consequences, and initiate joint actions for the implementation of the energy transition at bilateral, regional and European levels. Open or Download the Publication |
Unlocking the inclusive growth story of the 21st century |
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Transitioning to the low-carbon, sustainable growth path could deliver a direct economic gain of US$26 trillion through 2030 compared with business-as-usual and could generate over 65 million new low-carbon jobs by 2030. Subsidy reform and carbon pricing alone could generate an estimated US$2.8 trillion in government revenues per year by 2030. In addition, the cost of hedging—taking action, but doing so too slowly and giving mixed signals to the market—is rising: estimates suggest that mixed signals could lead to US$12 trillion of stranded fossil fuel assets by 2035. Open or Download the Publication |
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