Technology: Re-imagining a renewable energy future

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UNDERSTANDING OUR PAST: ENERGY IMAGINARIES

Time: Agni

Ancient India 21st Century

Space: Greek Gods

PrometheusHephaestus

Technology: Re-imagining a renewable energy future

PUSHING OUR THINKING INTO THE FUTURE

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HOLISTIC APPROACH: STEEPV

Economic

Shape of economic growth, industrial structures, competition, competitiveness, financial issues

Social

Demographics structure, social inclusion and cohesion

Technological

Rates of progress, pace of diffusion/ innovation; problems and risks associated with technology

Environmental

Sustainabily pressuresclimate change, local environmental issues

Political

Dominant politicalviews or parties, political (in)stability, regulations politicalaction, lobbying

Values

Attitudes to workinglife, preferences forleisure, culture, social relations, etc.

Ref: Saritas, O.; Proskuryakova, L.; Kyzyngasheva, E. (2015). Water Resources – An Analysis of Trends, Weak Signals, and Wild Cards with Implications for Russia. Working Paper WP BRP 35/STI/2015. National Research University Higher School of Economics. Moscow, Russia

Opening Remarks

AGENDA

PresentationWichsinee Wibulpolprasert – Thailand Development Research Institute

Panel SessionNhien Ngo – Vietnam Initiative for EnergyTransitionLuky Yusgiantoro – Purnomo Yusgiantoro CenterTharinya Supasa, CASE & Agora Energiewende

Table DiscussionTurn on your camera & microphone!

AGENDA (Cont.)

Question & AnswersAsk your questions to today's panellists

PresentationMary Ann Q. Franco – National University ofSingapore – Energy Studies Institute

Closing Remarks