Building Business and Technical Capacity to Reach 2030 Energy Transition Goals

The International Council for Sustainable Energy (ICSE) will co-host a UNFCCC side event in partnership with the Alliance for an Energy Efficient Economy, Alliance to Save Energy, and the Association of Energy Engineers on how to realize the Global Stock Take energy transition goals through energy efficiency and clean energy.

The side event will discuss how a broad portfolio of energy efficiency and clean energy technologies across the built environment and power sector are needed to meet climate goals and rising energy demand. Panelists will share examples of successful partnerships to finance and deploy these solutions, as well as strategies for capacity building, workforce development, and improving energy access and affordability.

Speakers include:

  • Jayanta Chaudhuri, Director, Marketing, Alliances & Partnerships, Alliance for an Energy Efficient Economy (AEEE)
  • Bob Hinkle, President and CEO, Metrus Energy
  • Steven Kukoda, Executive Vice President, Membership and Partnerships, International Copper Association
  • Kolja Kuse, Chair, European Business Council for Sustainable Energy and Materials
  • Mikael Melin, Director of Partnerships and Development, Sustainable Energy for All
  • Samuel Monterroso, Vice President for Latin America, Association of Energy Engineers
  • Rafael Segrera, South America President, Schneider Electric and Chair of the SB30 Green Skills Working Group
  • Helen Walter-Terrinoni, Director, Global Policy and Advocacy, Center for Energy Efficiency and Sustainability, Trane Technologies

DETAILS

DATE: November 17, 11:30 – 13:00 BRT
VENUE: Side Event Room 9, Blue Zone
TO ATTEND: Blue Zone badge required.
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