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How to build institutional capacity for green energy : Analyzing the Korean case

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Frame of Image is Green Energy Important – Economic Factors Looking at macro factors… • Recent oversupply in the oil market has taken focus away from long term resource scarcity • Fossil fuels will run out at some stage • Cost of CO2 emissions created through oil and coal usage will increase dramatically • Green industry will only get bigger and bigger 5 .2 Why is Green Energy Important – Economic Factors Long term economics of green energy is convincing • Green energy has many positive externalities • Renewable energy is becoming more economically viable • Even with oil prices as low as $30 a barrel, solar energy is still very much economic 1 6 1.3 COP 21 and the Evolving Environmental Policy Space Summit agreed to keep temperature increases from global warming below 2°C • To achieve this objective, green energy will have to play a much bigger role in the market 7 2. Opportunities in Developing Asia 8 2.1 Two Tales of Energy in Bangladesh Bangladesh provides a great example • Large parts of the population lack access to electricity • Projects to resolve this through coal power plants financed by MDBs have often been rejected due to environmental concerns 9 2.1 Two Tales of Energy in Bangladesh Solar the solution for a lack of infrastructure • Solar power does not rely on a well developed electricity grid • The government, with the help of IOs, has made a success of solar • 16 million homes have gained access to power 10 2.2 Opportunities – Greater Mekong Subregion There are significant op


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Title How to build institutional capacity for green energy
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Analyzing the Korean case
Material Type Proceedings
Author(English)

Yu, Bokhwan

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[Tokyo, Japan] : Asian Development Bank Institute
Date 2016-06
Pages 23
Subject Country South Korea(Asia and Pacific)
Language English
File Type Documents
Original Format pdf
Subject Industry and Technology < Energy
Holding Korea Development Institute
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