Introduction to Energy Transition in APAC

Get to grips with the energy transition space in APAC with the ultimate primer. We go through the landscape, challenges, opportunities and the players in this important thematic.

Price

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Course Duration

45 minutes

Language

English

Effort

2-3 hours
Self paced learning online

Module Breakdown

Topic 1: Introduction to the course & your instructor

Topic 2: Energy Transition Across APAC
Misconceptions about energy transition
APAC Energy Demands
Investing in APAC
Energy Drivers in APAC and The West

Topic 3: Drivers of Transition in APAC
Five Drivers of Energy Transition
Infrastructure in APAC

Topic 4: Key Players in Energy Transition
Key Players
Investment Opportunities
China

Topic 5: Supporting Transition Opportunities
Positioning Yourself and Your Company

Topic 6: Summary
Key Takeaways

Case Studies/Features of Different Investor Perspectives
Climate Smart Ventures
Sentient Impact Group

Course Instructor/s

The design of this online certificate course is led by the Sustainable Finance Initiative who, together with industry experts, will share relevant professional experience and in-depth subject knowledge with you throughout the course.

Ines Galichon

Inès joined Enea in 2013 as a consultant in the field of environmental and social performance. She now heads the Hong Kong office, and leads the development of Enea in the financial sector (banks, funds).

Inès has worked on forward-looking studies, commercial & sustainable development strategies, innovation roadmaps, impact management methodologies, sustainable products and services development and provided support to entrepreneurs.

During the course of her consulting assignments at Enea, Inès has managed projects for utilities, industrial players, public and private investors. Inès has also worked with several entrepreneurs to define their growth strategy, including in Sub-Saharan African and India.

Since her arrival at Enea, Inès has developed expertise on environmental and societal differentiation strategies, green and sustainable finance, impact management, and energy access. With her academic background and her experience at Enea, Inès has acquired hybrid skills combining policy/regulation, business and finance components in the energy sector and climate transition.

She previously worked in a consulting firm in Chile where she was involved in the development of societal acceptance and commitment strategies for energy and mining projects, to the intention of local stakeholders (mainly the indigenous communities).

Inès graduated with a Masters Degree in Public Affairs from Sciences Po Paris, with a focus on energy and the climate. She also studied at the University of Chile. She speaks fluent English, French and Spanish.

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