Energy Webinar
Date:
Wednesday, June 22, 2016
Venue:
Webinar
The Philippines is one of the most open countries when it comes to finding alternative and greener sources of energy. The country targets to triple its renewable energy-based installed capacity from 5,439 MW in 2010 to 15,234 MW by 2030. Installation targets just for biomass and solar alone are 315 MW and 285 MW, respectively, by 2030. Its Renewable Energy Law provides for a feed-in-tariff (FiT) system, which guarantees payment on a fixed rate per kilowatt hour for electricity generated from these RE technologies. This is based on renewable portfolio standard (RPS) which requires power suppliers to source an agreed portion of their energy supply from eligible RE technologies namely wind,solar, run-of-river hydroelectric, biomass and hybrid systems.
Learn more on Philippine energy sector as our speakers give an overview of the market and its business opportunities. Having established and running successful companies in the sector, our speakers will also share their insights on how to do business in the Philippines.
Guenter Taus
Managing Director for JEC Philippines, the regional office of the Hong Kong based multinational company – the Jardine Engineering Corporation, a member of the Jardine Matheson Group. He has 30 years of professional experience in the electronic, construction as well as energy efficiency sector. He is also the incumbent President of the European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines (ECCP).
Ditmar Gorges
Mr. Gorges founded EnTech in the Philippines, an EPC company which builds and operates industrial and municipal wastewater treatment plants with low energy consumption. Starting in 2012, EnTech started together with its German principal Lipp GmbH to develop and waste to energy Biogas Plants for the Philippines.
Mike Consenheim
President and CEO of SolarNRG Philippines, a company that specializes in the design, engineering, procurement, construction and installation, and maintenance of solar systems.
Mr. Consenheim moved to the Philippines about 4 years ago for work for an international management consultancy company and saw the opportunity to bring Solar energy to the Philippines as a result of the high electricity prices and high consumption.
