Our work is guided by the SEA ETP Steering Committee formed of multiple funding partners providing strategic leadership and oversight. SEA ETP Secretariat implements our projects, coordinates with aligned programmes and conducts dialogues with energy transition stakeholders to ensure successful implementation of interventions. Acting as intermediary, UNOPS hosts SEA ETP Secretariat, and provides financial management, procurement and human resource services in accordance with SEA ETP’s strategy, work plans as well as UNOPS rules and regulations. This innovative structure allows alignment, coordination and joint delivery of projects with focus on efficiency, cost-effectiveness and quality.
ETP’s long-term goal is to support partner countries’ transition towards modern energy systems that simultaneously ensure economic growth, energy security, and environmental sustainability in line with the Paris Agreement. The long-term impact of energy transition would result in a gradual reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, thus resulting in ensuring a safe and clean environment with reduced air pollution that would in turn benefit in reduced negative impact on peoples’ health. Reducing greenhouse gas emissions and controlling it within the climate targets of the Paris Agreement would also help the countries in meeting their international treaty obligations on climate change, which in turn will contribute to reducing the adverse climate impact on its own environment and people. Advancements in the renewable energy space are estimated to generate millions of jobs that will bring economic benefits to its people and countries overall.
The long-term outcomes of energy transition interventions are to develop the capability within the partner countries’ energy systems where renewable energy and energy efficiency would be increasingly deployed. This will be accomplished by consistently adding RE generation and supply capacity by utilizing the potential of abundant renewable sources and advanced technologies available, while also advancing knowledge and technological innovation.
The share of RE in consumption would be maximized by integrating energy systems and infrastructures for optimum utilization. Energy efficiency would be improved through technological innovations in products and services, preventing energy loss in transmission and distribution systems through quality infrastructure, integrating nature-based solutions, and designing and implementing suitable technical standards.
Grand Total: USD 3,505,718
| Indicators | Baseline | Target | Actual | Means of Verification |
|---|---|---|---|---|
No. of new/revised RE and EE policies, laws, regulations, and/or technical standards endorsed and adopted by the national government in coordination with relevant institutions |
IEA (2020) Indonesia – 72 |
By 2030: At least 12 per country |
3 ongoing policy results Vietnam: 1 completed |
Reports of implementing partners of the number of policies, regulations and laws enforced, enacted or being submitted for approval/ratification |
| Indicators | Baseline | Target | Actual | Means of Verification |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Amount of Public, Private, and Blended finance flow into RE and EE |
2015-2019 (USD Billion): Indonesia – 11.5 Philippines – 21.1 Vietnam – 7.3 [excl. FDI] |
By 2030 – at least 30% of investment needed Investment needs in SEA by 2030 estimated at 1 Trillion USD |
1 derisking intervention estimated to unlock $10 Million |
Reports of implementing partners |
| Indicators | Baseline | Target | Actual | Means of Verification |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Share of Renewable Energy (RE)/Variable RE integrated into Smart Grids and improved Sustainable Infrastructure |
National Smart Grid Roadmaps developed |
By 2030 National Smart Grid Roadmap implemented |
2 ongoing Interventions to extend smart grids Indonesia: 1 Control center design completed by July 2022; construction completed by Dec 2023 Philippines: 1 Battery Energy Storage Market Mechanism in place by Dec 2022 |
Reports of implementing partners National coordination networks on implementation |
| Indicators | Baseline | Target | Actual | Means of Verification |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Targeted audiences indicate improved knowledge about EE/RE and the ability to sustain Energy Transition efforts |
N/A |
At least 80% respondents report an improved understanding of RE/EE topics relevant to their roles |
Survey data Project Reports |
