Regional Energy Trade Workshop
The workshop drew lessons from successful cases of regional energy trade and cooperation, from setting up the physical infrastructure, laying down the policy and regulatory environments, to drawing agreements that facilitate regional energy trade.
Participants shared experiences and learned from each other’s approaches to regional energy trade.
Participants were expected to return to their countries with tools and capacity to make energy trade work in the region.
The workshop was organized in cooperation with the Asian Development Bank.
Event Materials
Presentation Materials
- The Energy Security ImperativeEnglish
- Diversifying Global Energy MarketsEnglish
- The Asian Energy HighwayEnglish
- Central Asia-South Asia Regional Energy TradeEnglish
- Energy Resources, Power System Structure, and Capacity in South AsiaEnglish
- GMS Regional Power CooperationEnglish
- The Central Asian Power SystemEnglish
- South Asia Energy Ring and STRETS Follow on ActionsEnglish
- ASEAN Power Grids Interconnection Projects for Energy Efficiency and Security of SupplyEnglish
- Learning from Nam Theun 2English
- India Energy/Power Cooperation with its Neighbors: Nepal, Bhutan, and BangladeshEnglish
- The PRC Energy/Power Cooperation in GMSEnglish
- The Electrical Interconnections as Key Enabler for the Integration of Regional Electricity MarketsEnglish
- Lessons from the Opening of Southeast European Power MarketEnglish
- 20 years Operation of the Nordic Electricity MarketEnglish
- 2West Kalimantan Power Grid Strengthening ProjectEnglish
- Energy Trade in AfricaEnglish
- The Design and Operation of WESMEnglish
- Baku–Tbilisi–Ceyhan Oil Pipeline ProjectEnglish
- TAPI Gas PipelineEnglish
- PRC-Turkmenistan Natural Gas PipelineEnglish