Civil Society Perspective: Engaging Private Sector in promoting Innovation in Clean Energy

Vince Prez World Wide Fund for Nature Philippines Asia Clean Energy Forum 2011 23 June 2011, ADB Manila

Civil Society Perspective: Engaging Private Sector in promoting Innovation in Clean Energy

Ring of Fire Project

one of two Iconic Energy projects (the other one is
the Mediterranean Solar Hotspot) Regional WWF project in Indonesia & Philippines Goal: Create an enabling environment to accelerate geothermal energy use in Southeast Asia, making geothermal energy a mainstream base load power source to build low carbon economies Key strategy: Partner with leading geothermal companies to mobilize stakeholder support by communicating the multiple benefits of geothermal energy, leading to enabling policies and regulations. --- Energy Development Corporation
Presentation to Asia Clean Energy Forum 2011 23 June 2011

Civil Society Perspective: Engaging Private Sector in promoting Innovation in Clean Energy

SM Costa del Hamilo

Objective: Long-term and comprehensive partnership to ensure the development's
genuine sustainability, with projects in the areas of coastal resource management, solid waste management, and renewable energy.

Highlights for 2010: Inventory of Energy Requirements, 2 workshops (Energy Efficiency and Demand Side Management and Renewable Energy), RE Showcase (solar panels, solar street lights, solar assisted airconditioning, LED lighting, etc.)
Partnership: Hamilo Coast, SM Lands premier, sustainable leisure destination in Nasugbu, Batangas

Presentation to Asia Clean Energy Forum 2011

23 June 2011

Civil Society Perspective: Engaging Private Sector in promoting Innovation in Clean Energy

Sikat Solar Car

Objective: Development of "Sikat II, the second solar-powered car built exclusively
by Filipino students to compete in the 2011 World Solar Challenge in Australia.

Highlights: Nation-wide tour in 2010; new Sikat II unveiled Partnership: SIKAT is produced through the partnership between De La Salle
University, Energy Devt Corp, First Solar, Ford Philippines, Motolite, Pilipinas Shell, SunPower, Air21, Alternergy, SM Supermalls, Tan Yan Kee, U-Freight, and WWF.

Presentation to Asia Clean Energy Forum 2011

23 June 2011

Civil Society Perspective: Engaging Private Sector in promoting Innovation in Clean Energy

Formula Juan Auto-LPG Conversion of Jeepneys

Aim: Transformation of the mass transport sector into a low carbon public mass
transportation system through the use of LPG as a transitional fuel

Partners: Chain Reaction, ECOS Environmental Foundation (performed engine

conversion), Abbott Laboratories

Target: 6 LPG-Converted Jeepneys plying the streets

3 Change Engine Permits already acquired 2 more still being acquired, 1 reconverted back to diesel

Challenges:
Unfamiliarity with the converted technology Low uptake of jeepneys as outdoor advertising mediums Delay in securing change engine permits
Presentation to Asia Clean Energy Forum 2011 23 June 2011

Civil Society Perspective: Engaging Private Sector in promoting Innovation in Clean Energy

Electric Urban Transport Project

Objective: Promote GHG reduction, protection of the airshed and the use of an
electric urban public transport system

Highlight: 1st Philippine Electric Vehicle Summit (Nov 2010)

Theme: The Road Forward for Electric Vehicle Industry in the Philippines - over 200 participants from public and private sectors, academe, research institutions, transport groups and civil society

Partners: Partnership for Clean Air

Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturers Association of the Philippines Electric Vehicle Association of the Philippines Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities Manila Electric Company (Meralco)

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23 June 2011

Civil Society Perspective: Engaging Private Sector in promoting Innovation in Clean Energy

Business Risk Assessment & Management, Climate Change

Objective: To provide BPI a more practical understanding of site-specific business
vulnerabilities and risks through: the generation of socio-economic baselines most likely to be adversely affected by climate change; the facilitation of participative scenario planning processes

Partner: Bank of the Philippine Islands Study sites: Four major cities
(Baguio, Davao, Cebu and Iloilo)

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Civil Society Perspective: Engaging Private Sector in promoting Innovation in Clean Energy

Turanor PlanetSolar

http://www.planetsolar.org/
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Civil Society Perspective: Engaging Private Sector in promoting Innovation in Clean Energy

Thank you
Vince Prez Chairman, WWF-Philippines

www.wwf.org.ph www.panda.org

Presentation to Asia Clean Energy Forum 2011

23 June 2011