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Quantum Leap in Wind Power in Asia: Structured

ConsultationAsia Clean Energy Forum Pre-event WorkshopAsian Development Bank, 6 ADB Avenue, Metro Manila, Philippines, 21 June

2010

ADB is committed to increasing access to clean and affordable energy for peoplethroughout the region. This is translated through the 2009 Energy Policy for itssupport to the energy sector and energy security in Asia. ADB will support low-carbon pathways through renewable energy and energy efficiency, universalaccess to energy, and energy sector reforms, capacity building, and governancein ADBs quest for a region free of poverty.

Wind power is poised to simultaneously address the three challenges of energysecurity, climate change and access to energy for all. The ADB would like to

explore options for a quantum leap in wind power development in Asia, in itsaim to help Developing Member Countries (DMCs) to provide reliable, adequateand affordable energy for inclusive growth in a socially, economically, andenvironmentally sustainable way.

While wind power has gained momentum in China and India, even surpassingthe achievements of some developed countries, the rest of Asia has yet to see aconsiderable increase in wind installed capacity. Persistent institutional,technical, regulations, market and risk perception, economic and financialbarriers continue to hamper large scale wind investments and deployment. Thekey challenge is to identify country specific impediments and developcomprehensive multi-sector multi-stakeholder roadmaps to overcome thesebarriers and achieve the quantum leap.

ADB proposes a three-phased approach starting with consultations to achieveunderstanding of the risks and hindrances to wind power development as wellas of the driving factors in the success of China, India and other wind powergenerating countries. The lessons learned shall form the framework forstrategies and solutions on a regional, country and sector wide bases. Thesecond phase will involve the formulation of ADBs response andcommencement of project development activities through technical assistance,pre-feasibility studies and other analyses for selected and interested countries.The third phase will be for initiation and implementation of both public and

private sector investment projects in key DMCs. Pilot wind farms (at the size of100 MW each) can be established through joint ventures that will facilitatetechnology transfers, capital in-flows, and management adaptation. In priorityDMCs ADB would like to support over 1.0 GW wind power to be developed in thenext 5 years with total investment of over $1.0 billion from ADB and others.This 1.0 GW can generate 2,000 GWh of clean and renewable electricity at acapacity rate of 22% (2,000 hours per year). This will reduce CO2 by 2 milliontons per year, at a rate of 1.0 kg/kWh.

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The high level structured stakeholder consultation workshop will kick-off ADBsAsia Clean Energy Forum in June 2010 (seehttp://www.adb.org/documents/events/2010/asia-clean-energy-forum/default.asp). Key players in the global and Asian wind industry, from thesectors of finance, technology, project development, policy and regulation, shall

gather to brainstorm and devise the Asian quantum leap in wind powerroadmap. For more information please contact Leah Jean Luna at: Tel: +632632 5982 and Email: ljluna@adb.org.

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Quantum Leap in Wind Power in Asia: Structured

ConsultationAsia Clean Energy Forum Pre-event Workshop

21 June 2010, Proposed Agenda

Objective:

To bring together major stakeholders to consolidate lessons learned and formulatea roadmap to achieve a quantum leap in wind power development in Asia. Thespecific objectives are to:

(i) Present status and country perspectives in wind power development inselected countries in Asia and Pacific

(ii) Share successful experiences and models from China, India and from aroundthe World

(iii)Identify major barriers and solutions for Asia and construct roadmaps for wind

power development in selected countries(iv) Encourage public private partnerships, participation of civil society in

the promotion of wind power, and provide venue for networking

Participants: DMC Government Representatives, Wind Technology Providers, WindExperts, Financing Institutions, bi-laterals and multilateralsdevelopment institutions, Private Project Developers, ResearchInstitutions

Pre-Workshop Mixer, Sunday 20 June 2010

6:00 8:00

PM

Ice Breaker, Cocktails/ light snacks: Welcome: Soo Yang Han, POSCO

E&CVenue: Discovery Suites - 25 ADB Avenue, Ortigas Center, Philippines 63 2 719 8888

Workshop, Monday 21 June2010

Venue: ADB Auditorium, unless otherwisespecified

Time Topic DetailsModerato

rPresenter

8:30 9:00AM

Registration and Thematic Sessions sign up

9:00 9:10AM

Welcome Address WelcomeRemarks

XianbinYao, DG,RSDD,

ADB

Philip C. ErquiagaDG, PSOD, ADB

9:10 9:30AM

Wind PowerDevelopment aroundthe World andImplications for Asia

KeynoteSpeech

Honourable MinisterDr. Farooq AbdullahMNRE, India

9:30 9:40AM

Objectives of thestructuredstakeholder

Introduction

WooChong UmDeputy DirectorGeneral, RSDD, ADB

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consultation

9:40 10:05AM

Wind PowerDevelopment in PRC -lessons for othercountries in Asia

ExecutivePresentation

Li Junfeng , DeputyDirector General ofEnergy ResearchInstitute &

Sec. General ofChina RenewableEnergy Industries

Association

10:05 10:30 AM

Policy Evolution andPrivate SectorPerspective of WindEnergy - India

ExecutivePresentation

V. Subramanian,Secretary Generaland CEO of IndianWindEnergy

Association10:30 10:45 AM

Refreshments

10:45 11:05 AM

Wind Power MatureMarket: History andLessons

Presentation

AnilTerwaySr. Advisorand co-chairEnergyCOP,RSOD,

ADB

Angelika Wasielke,Chief Technical

Advisor,GTZ, Viet Nam

11:05 11:25 AM

IEA Wind EnergyRoadmap

Presentation

Thomas Kerr, IEA

11:25 12:25 AM

Selected Country and RegionalPerspectives: Armenia,Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Thailand,Vietnam

Areg Barseghyan,ARM, ADB, Mr. ArifAllaudin, CEO AEDBPakista; UpaliDaranagama,Additional Secretary

MOPE Sri Lanka; Dr.Twarath, DEDEThailand; Dr. NguyenAnh Tuan, ConsultantVietnam

12:25 12:30AM

Thematic Sessions Mechanics andSign up

Mary GraceAlindogan and Cindy

Tiangco,ADB12:30 1:30PM

Picture Taking ADB Courtyard followed by lunch - on your own ADBCafeteria / near by

1:30 3:00PM

Parallel Group Discussions on Barriers and Solutions for keyThemes

Role of the Chair: Guide technical discussion, ask right questions,challenge the participants, summarize and present findings at theplenaryRole of the Moderator: Ensure that everybody is heard, discussionsare on time and keep the focus on the topic and note questions thatare deferred for the plenaryRole of the Rapporteur: Capture salient points in the discussion andwork with the session Chair and moderator on the presentation ofbreakout session results

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Themes: Financing

and Costs

Turbineand Grid

Technology

Policy andRegulation

ProjectDevelopme

nt

Small ScaleApplication

s

Rapporteurs: Bayanjargal

Byambasaikhan, EnergySpecialist,CWRD, ADB

Paul Hattle,

EnergySpecialist,SERD, ADB

Siddhartha

Shah, SeniorInvestmentSpecialist,PSOD, ADB

Daniela

Schmidt,RenewableEnergySpecialistSEEW, ADB

Lauren

Sorkin,ClimateChangeCoordination, RSDD,

ADBModerators: Stefan

GsangerSecretaryWWEA

Len George,EnergySpecialist,SAEN,ADB

CaitlinPollockSenior

Analyst,EmergingEnergy

Research

Sean Sutton,President,Vestas AsiaPacific

Craig WilsonExec.Director,FoundationforDevelopmen

tCooperation

Chairs: KurumiFukaya,PrincipalInvestmentSpecialistPSOD, ADB

SorenKarkovDirectorCleanEnergy,DNV

JannikTermansen,VicePresident,Vestas AsiaPacific

JamiHossain,Chief Mentor& Founder,WindForceIndia

KnudHedeager,Exec. VP&COO,Alternergy,Philippines

AuditoriumZone B

AuditoriumAnnex I

AuditoriumAnnex II

AuditoriumZone A

Conf. 4522N

3:00 3:15PM

Coffee Break

3:15 4:15PM

Reporting and Discussion on Barriers and Solutions for keyThemesTheme Moderat

orTheme Chair,Moderator andRapporteur

Financing and Costs

S.

Chander,

Chair

Energy

COP,ADB

Kurumi Fukaya, StefanGsanger, and BayanjargalByambasaikhan

Turbine and Grid Technology Soren Karkov, Len Georgeand Paul Hattle

Policy and Regulation Jannik Termansen, CaitlinPollock, Siddhartha Shah

Small Scale Applications Knud Hedeager, CraigWilson and Lauren Sorkin

Project Development Jami Hossain, SeanSutton, and DanielaSchmidt

4:15 4:30PM

Questions andAnswers

RoundtableOpen

Attendees

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Session

4:30 5:15PM

Status of WindEnergyDevelopment in

the PhilippinesPhilippines WindEnergyDevelopmentroadmap

Comments andnext steps

PanelDiscussion

AnthonyJude,DirectorSEEWADB

Fort Sibayan, REMB-DOE,Philippines

Vincent Perez, CEO

Alternergy, Philippines Jesusito Sulit, Sr. Adviser

to the President,National Grid Corp.Philippines

Sohail Hasnie, PrincipalEnergy Specialist,SEEW, ADB

5:15 5:30PM

Strategy for a WayForward

Next steps Jitendra Shah, AdvisorRSDD ADB

5:30 5:45PM

Closing RemarksWind

Visionaries Asia

Closingand

Recognition

Anthony Jude, DirectorSEEW ADB

Post Workshop Mixer, Monday 21 June 2010

6:00 8:00PM

Meet people leading Winds ofChange

Light Snacks and drinks , ADBCourtyard

Tuesday 22 June 2010 Post Workshop ActivityWIND ENERGY DEVELOPMENT ROADMAPS FOR SRI LANKA

10:00 12:00AM

Drafting Sri Lanka Wind EnergyDevelopment roadmap

Robert Dobias, Sr.Advisor, ClimateProgram

BriefingTheatre 2

Open for meetings amongstparticipants

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