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The technical assistance (TA) aims to accelerate the energy transition and enhance regional power trade in select Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) and ASEAN countries under the ASEAN Power Grid (APG) initiative. It supports project preparation, knowledge sharing, and capacity development in Cambodia, Laos, Indonesia, Malaysia, China, the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam.
The technical assistance (TA) supports developing member countries (DMCs) in decarbonizing hard-to-abate sectors while ensuring a just and inclusive transition aligned with the Paris Agreement. It focuses on regional cooperation, knowledge sharing, and accelerating transformation through sectoral assessments, business model development, policy dialogues, capacity building, and project pipeline development for investment.
The technical assistance (TA) supports the development of diversified and responsible critical mineral (CM) and clean energy technology (CET) supply chains through knowledge solutions, policy dialogues, and capacity building for financing. It promotes regional integration, domestic value addition, and resilient supply chains, aligning with ADB's Climate Change Action Plan 2023-2030 and Strategy 2030.
1. Improve understanding of barriers to private sector development (PSD). 2. Strengthen stakeholder engagement to create a more supportive enabling environment for PSD, particularly in relation to climate change mitigation and adaptation. 3. D15 nhance coordination and coherence in the execution of ADB-supported upstream, midstream, and downstream PSD activities, aligned with climate change goals.
1. Chart a course for ASEAN’s sustainable finance efforts. It would establish a unified ASEAN vision for sustainable finance and serve as an overarching guide for all ASEAN Member States (AMS) in addressing the urgent need to foster an inclusive green transition which includes scaling up sustainable financing and accelerating towards Paris Agreement and 2030 Sustainable Development Goals. 2. Draw the attention of the ASEAN Senior Level Committee on Financial Integration (SLC), relevant ASEAN financial sectoral bodies, networks, initiatives, and other stakeholders to the key priorities of the sustainable finance agenda. The roadmap will also help inform the broader SLC agenda on climate and sustainability, future workplans of the SLC Task Force on Sustainable Finance (SLC-TF), and other relevant ASEAN work.
This project was funded by the Government of Japan to explore barriers and enhance enabling conditions to incentivize customers to drive EVs. The objective of the project is to establish the SDG & EV Climate Credit Programme to support the country’s vision on the NDC target and Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) by incentivizing local electric vehicle drivers/organizations to earn credit for driving clean.
The technical assistance aims to support the identification, preparation, and processing of private sector renewable energy projects in Southeast Asia, focusing on countries such as Cambodia, Lao PDR, Thailand, Viet Nam, Indonesia, and the Philippines. It targets next-generation technologies including offshore wind, green hydrogen, tidal and wave energy, floating solar, energy storage, and smart grids. Activities include market analysis, client outreach, project screening, and funding preparation. The TA also aims to build ADB’s internal capacity, particularly within the Private Sector Operations Department, and promote collaboration through a One ADB approach across relevant departments and initiatives.
The transaction is a $22.6 million project finance loan for the Green Yellow Rooftop Solar Project. The proceeds refinanced the cost of construction and installation of 92 solar photovoltaic (PV) systems located on the premises of large commercial and industrial consumers throughout Thailand, with a total installed capacity of 60.3 megawatts (MW).
The ESTEEM macroeconomic model is a tool developed by AFD to understand countries' transition trajectories, in order to: Assess the extent to which their economy is exposed to risks of imbalances in the context of a green transition, by identifying the main macroeconomic constraints that may emerge and how they can be addressed to ensure an adequate transition path; Take into account the ecological and environmental specificities of countries, as they are more or less exposed to transition risks depending on the structure of their economy.
The project entails the issuance of green bonds to support the long-term financing of Energy Absolute's 260MW Hanuman wind farm in Thailand.