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The project aims to increase the delivery and reliability of electricity supply and integrate distributed energy resources in the Java, Madura and Bali Region.

To adopt solutions with innovative smart grid, renewable energy integration, or cross-sectoral integrated clean energy components

The regional technical assistance (TA) cluster aims to support the transformation of energy systems in selected developing member countries (DMCs) of the Asian Development Bank (ADB). The TA will advance reliable, affordable, and low-carbon energy by identifying, preparing, and implementing cross-sectoral, integrated, and smart energy solutions.

The activity assesses how hydropower, pumped storage and floating solar PV can be expanded and combined with variable renewable energy to support reliable electricity supply and stable operation of Viet Nam’s power system.

The energy pillar of the Australia–Viet Nam Partnership for Economic Growth supports Viet Nam, particularly the Ministry of Industry and Trade, in developing a sustainable, market-based energy sector with high renewable-energy use while balancing energy security, affordability and environmental objectives.

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.

1. Support to DOE, ERC, LGUs in implementation of EECA – online database development

2. Supporting ERC in amendment of advanced metering infrastructure rules

3. Supporting development and implementation of net metering rules for off-grid areas

Sustainable Energy for Remote Indonesian Grids (SERIG) is a U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) funded initiative to support Indonesia’s efforts to develop clean energy and increase access to electricity in remote locations throughout the country.

The Sustainable and Reliable Energy Access Program will rehabilitate, strengthen, and expand PLN's power grid and promote clean energy use. It will improve PLN's waste and asset management, procurement, and community education. The program will benefit five provinces: Banten, Central Java, Jakarta Special Capital Region, West Java, and Yogyakarta Special Region.

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