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- Wednesday 28 September 2022, 13:30 - 16:45 -

Parallel Events Programme

Solar Road Mapping: Transition to Action

13:30 - 15:00 | 15:15 - 16:45
As many countries enhance their share of renewable energy, and especially solar photovoltaics, it is necessary to set ambitious yet realistic targets, and more important, to lay out the Roadmap to reach these targets.  This is especially true for ‘emerging solar’ countries which are expanding their energy systems, and will rely increasingly on solar energy.  This Parallel Event, conducted in co-operation with the International Solar Alliance (ISA), will include talks by global PV leaders and policy planners describing the formulation of Solar Roadmaps for a country.  It will also include examples of such roadmapping processes for some selected countries, and a Panel Discussion session.  The focus of the event will be on pragmatic and concrete actions that can help to trigger solar (PV) deployment efforts in specific country contexts. The Event will be conducted as a hybrid event, with many in-person participants, but also allowing remote participants, who are interested in formulating such Roadmaps for their countries, to join.

Jointly organised by the Roadmapping PV Committee

This information will be updated constantly.

Programme

13:30-13:40 Introduction

Dr. Ajay Mathur, ISA

13:40-14:10 Session 1: Setting objectives on solar energy development

  • 13:40 Managing the solar energy transition within “100% renewable energy mix scenarios” focusing emerging and developing countries.
    Dr. C. Breyer, LUT
  • 14:00 ECOWAS’ approach to more renewables and funding the next milestone
    Monica Maduekwe, ECREEE

14:15-15:00 Session 2: Lessons learned regarding roadmaps in three different countries

  • 14:15 Italy - Matteo Gianni, GSE
  • 14:30 India - Anil Kottantharayil, IIT Bombay + prerecorded video from Deepak Gupta, NSEFI
  • 14:45 Togo - Todine Salifou, AT2ER

15:00 Break

15:15- 16:00 Session 3: Guidelines and key take-aways towards a successful solar transition

  • 15:30 IRENA, Michael Taylor
  • 15:45 ISA, Philippe Malbranche

16:00-16:40 Session 4: Panel discussion : how to kick-off and then monitor the transition? how to best address challenges and increase local added-value?

Moderator: Heinz Ossenbrink

  • Mohamed Kileh Wais, Djibouti
  • Monica Maduekwe, Cape Verde
  • Christian Breyer, LUT

16:40-16:45 Conclusion

Larry Kazmerski


This event is free to attend online via Zoom.
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This information will be updated constantly.