At this panel discussion experts from the public and private sector will discuss how the future of renewable energies looks like in Laos, which progress has been made in the recent years, which challenges the industry is facing and why it is an interesting destination for foreign investment.
Nov 11, 2021
09:00 - 11:00 GMT+7
Energy is essential for meeting the peoples' basic needs as well as vital in fuelling economic development. The increase in population and economic growth have resulted in an increase of energy consumption.
Reserves of non-renewable energy, being the dominant traded energy commodity, are declining. In particular, liquid fossil fuels are estimated to be depleted within the next few decades. Many countries in the world have recognized the importance of renewable energies, and therefore have undertaken technology research and development, and have set up goals for the development and effective use of their Renewable energy resources(1).
Laos is definitely moving in this direction and indeed back in 2011, GOL published "Renewable Energy Development Strategy in Lao PDR".
Today, 10 years later, what is the panorama of renewable energies in Laos?
What policies and regulations have been changed since then?
๏ปฟHow did the strategy to develop this sector evolve?
At this panel discussion experts from the public and private sector will discuss how the future of renewable energies looks like in Laos, which progress has been made in the recent years, which challenges the industry is facing and why it is an interesting destination for foreign investment.
(1)Source: The World Bank
The event aims to:
** The event will be simultaneously translated in Lao and English