How Energy /AIT can Support Indonesia CoE with ADB

60 Pages·2015·5.82 MB·English

by  Jai Govind Singh

Integrated Knowledge Partnership Workout

How Energy/AIT can Support Indonesia CoE
with ADB

Dr. Jai Govind Singh,
Coordinator,
Energy Field of Study
SERD, Asian Institute of Technology
P.O. Box 4, Klong Luang, Pathumthani 12120, THAILAND
E-mail: [email protected], Website: http://energy.ait.ac.th/,
Outlines
• Core competency of Energy Field of Study,
AIT
• Energy/AIT’s research work relevant to
Indonesia
• How Energy/AIT can support COE with ADB
Key Facts: Asian Institute of
Technology
Founded in 1959, located 40 km north of
Bangkok, Thailand
1,741 Students from 42 Countries/Territories
21,375 Alumni from 100 Countries/Territories
30,000+ Short-term Trainees from 70+
Countries/Territories
78 Internationally recruited Faculty from 20+
Countries
101 Adjunct Faculty/ Visiting Faculty
600+ Research and Support Staff from about 43
Countries
Approximately 450 Sponsored Research
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Projects – 1.6 Billion THB
Asian Institute of Technology (AIT)
3 different Schools
School of School of
School of
Environment, Management
Engineering and
Resource and (SOM)
Technology
Development (SERD)
(SET)
•Agricultural Systems and Engineering
•Aquaculture and Aquatic Resources Management
Fields of study
•Environmental Engineering and Management
•Food Engineering and Bioprocess Technology
•Gender and Development Studies
•Natural Resources Management
•Pulp and Paper Technology
•Regional and Rural Development Planning
•Urban Environment Management
•Energy
Electric Power System Energy Economics and Planning (1983)
Management (1994)
Energy Business
Management (2012)
Energy Technology (1979)
AIT’s Goals in Energy Sector!
• Knowledge and research focus in areas of
– renewable and energy efficient technologies in Asia
including central region, specially for improving
energy access
– regional energy integration and energy security,
especially in ASEAN region given upcoming AEC
– smart electrical energy infrastructure development
system from supply to customer side management
– policies and market for carbon-constrained and an
efficient energy system
Core competency of Energy Field of Study, AIT
Doctoral degree
•
• Master’s degree
Teaching • Certificate
• Others:
• research fellowship
Applied
• special students
Research
• Sponsored
• Students
Outreach
• Training/Workshop
• Conference
• RERIC Publications
• Testing
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Alumni / Ongoing Students
30+ countries
• Malaysia 11
• Afghanistan 1 • Maldives 2 Graduates (1981 to May 2015)
• Bangladesh 34 • Mongolia 1
• Bhutan 16 • Myanmar 32
• Cambodia 20 • Nepal 47 • Master’s degree = 956
• China 57 • Netherlands 1 • Doctoral degree = 63
• Denmark 3 • Pakistan 46 • Other (D,S,C,F)* = 169
• Finland 3 • Philippines 56 TOTAL = 1,188
• France 4 • Singapore 5
• Germany 1 • Sri Lanka 54
Master Ongoing Doctoral Ongoing
• Indonesia 25 • Thailand 297

• India 55 • Tonga 1
Total = 22 Total = 19
• Kazakhstan 5 • Vietnam 177
• Kyrgyzstan 1 •Timor-Leste 1 MBA-EB = 5
• Kiribati 1 •Other 200+
• Korea 3
*Diploma, Special Program, Certificate and Research Fellow
• Lao PDR 27
UPDATE June 2015
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Energy research at AIT
• International initiatives
• UNEP, UNIDO, UNDP, ADB, etc (energy access, energy efficiency, etc)
• National priorities
• Ministries of Energy, Industry, Environment, etc (policies, energy
related emissions, etc)
• Development Agencies
• SIDA, USAID, etc (energy and sustainable development)
• Sponsorships
• Industries (cleaner production, testing of equipment)
• Faculty/student interest
• Energy conservation, sustainability, etc
AIT’s mission
AIT addresses following energy issues
Energy and Poverty
• Energy and climate change
environment alleviation
• Solar thermal and photovoltaic conversion
• Energy management in buildings and industries Sustainable
development
• Biomass energy conversion, gasification and briquetting
• Renewable energy and energy efficiency
• Restructuring of energy industries
• Demand-side management
• Integration of renewable energy sources
• Rural electrification and distributed generation
• Smartgrid and Microgrid
• GHG emissions and energy related planning and policy strategies and
modeling
• Energy demand and supply analysis and policies
• Energy conservation policies
• Energy pricing under deregulation and privatization
• Environmental implications of energy development
• Urbanization, cities and climate change mitigation
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FACULTY
KUMAR, SIVANAPPAN ONGSAKUL, WEERAKORN, P. ABDUL SALAM
Professor and Vice President Associate Professor A s s o c i ate Professor and
Academic Affairs
(Power system economics, analysis and Acting Leader of Energy
(Solar energy, energy and climate computing, power system Environment Thematic Area
change, energy and sustainable restructuring and deregulation) (Bio-energy, Renewable Energy)
development)
JAI GOVIND SINGH
Assistant Professor and
SHOBHAKAR DHAKAL
Coordinator Energy FoS
Associate Professor
(Power System Planning, Operation and
(Energy Economics, Planning and
Control, FACTS, Smartgrid and
Policy Analysis, Climate Change,
Microgrid, Deregulation, Renewable
Cities and Urbanization Issues)
Energy Generation & Integration of )
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