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17 July 2018 Dr. SHIN, Kyung-Nam, J.D. esq. Director Center for Climate Technology Cooperation Green Technology Center-Korea

Activate the Climate Technology Network - Korea’s experience -

Agenda

Korea’s commitment under the new

Climate Regime and GTC’s role

GTC’s frame for Networking

GTC’s Tech Cooperation Cases

based on Activated Network Types

Lessons Learned

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Korea’s Green House Gas Reduction Efforts

Year BAU

(Mt𝐂𝐎𝟐eq)

2020

2025

2030

782.5

809.7

850.6

Korea’s GHG Reduction Target

Emission Rating

Inadequate: Emissions targets in this area are less ambitious than the 2˚C range

Medium: Not consistent with limiting warming below 2 ˚C

Sufficient: Fully consistent with below 2 ˚C limit

Role Model: More than consistent with below 2 ˚C limit

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- Rapid economic growth (US$100

in ’60 US$26,205 in 2013)*

- Cost competitive technologies

compared to developed countries

- Need to take responsibility as World

7th GHGs emitter

Developing Countries Korea

- Desire to learn from Korea’s

development experiences

- Low levels of expertise

- Unexploited resources

- Poor infrastructure

- Insufficient technologies

Cooperation under the UNFCCC Technology Mechanism

Korea’s Larger Role in the

International Community

through Climate Technology Transfer

Korean Tech. /Experiences

+ Developing

Country needs

*Per capita GDP

Korea’s Responsibility in Climate Change

Following its own rapid development, Korea is responsible to cooperating with developing countries

in the climate technology transfer sector

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GTC’s Technology Cooperation Framework

UN/ GGGI

Green Tech. Transfer Framework for Developing Partner Countries

GTC

Gov’t institutions

Multilateral fund

National fund resource

Large and SMEs

Business-Partner

organization

Gov’t in developing countries

National institutions

Business

Green growth policy

Identify

technical demands

Provide a

feasibility study

Arrange financial support

Green development

Operation and

Maintenance

Green Development Value Chain

Prepare Project design

GTC Core Area

Cooperation

network

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Agenda






Lessons Learned

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추가슬라이드 Mapping of GTC’s Network

Private players including SMEs

International Finance

Institutes

International Organizations

and NGOs

Governance

Finance Technology

NDEs and National Agencies

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How does GTC establish the network (1/3)

Phase 1. Building the Network

[2017. 9. GTC-GGGI MOU signing]

[2018. 3. 6th Korea CTCN Committee]

[2018. 4. Joint Symposium on WTE with Indonesia]

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2016. 1. Bhutan Stakeholder discussion

2017. Bus Information System Pilot

Assessing potential desalination technology options

2018. 3. Bangladesh CTCN TA Inception Workshop

Phase 2. Activate the Network

2018. 4. Waste2Energy Master Plan kick-off Seminar Waste to Energy Technology

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Intelligent Transport System (ITS) Bus Rapid Transit (BRT)

GCF Project

2017. Bus Information System Pilot

Assessing potential desalination technology options

2018. 4. WTE MP kick-off Seminar Waste to Energy Technology

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Phase 3. Expand the Network

2016. 1. Bhutan Stakeholder discussion

2018. 3. Bangladesh CTCN TA Inception Workshop

• Develop W2E full project

• Establish Organic waste treatment facility

• Policy and capacity building

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Lessons Learned

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Activated Network Type

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Project Overview Network scheme

(December 2016 – May 2017)

Kenya CTCN TA

private

public

Int’l

Nat’l

Nat’l

Int’l

Type 1. Project development through Technology Mechanism

• Tech : (R&D) KICT, (Private) KEPCO, K-Water • Governance - (Kenya) NDE, Water Sector Trust Fund - (Int’l) CTCN, UNEP DTU Partnership • Finance - (Int’l) Green Climate Fund, Africa Development Bank

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Project Overview

Project Title

Technical Assistance for Saline Water Purification Technology

at Household level, and Low cost durable housing technology

for coastal areas of Bangladesh

Time

Frame 12 months (December 2017 – December 2018)

Language English Objective Adaptation

Activities

• Draft Tech Assistance Response plan

• Assess low cost durable housing tech for construction

and Saline water purification tech

• Provide Cap Building and Tech transfer

Country partners

Ministry of Environment and Forest, Department of Environment

Photos of Guinea

Network scheme

• Tech : (R&D) KICT, (Private) Glory & Tech. (Bangladesh R&D) Housing and Building Research Institute(HBRI) • Governance - (Bangladesh) Department of Environment(NDE), Department of Public Health Engineering(DPHE) and other government departments - (Int’l) CTCN • Finance : CTCN, (Bangladesh) Palli Karma Sahayak Foiundaion(PKSF)

private

public

Int’l

Nat’l

Nat’l

Int’l

Type 1. Project development through Technology Mechanism

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Bus Information System (BIS) Bus Rapid Transit (BRT)

Intelligent Transport System(ITS)

Pilot Project GCF Project

Type 2. Project development through Financial Mechanism

Bhutan Low Carbon Transportation Project

Network scheme

• Tech : (R&D) KICT/ (Private) Tracom, Begins • Governance : - (Bhutan) National Environment Commission (NDE), Gross National Happiness Commission(NDA) - (Korea) MIST • Finance : (Int’l) World Bank, GCF

private

Int’l

Int’l

public

Nat’l

Nat’l

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Improvement & Construction

Reviewed Data on Mongolian Schools

Conducted Focus Group Interview

Data Collection & Review

Feasibility Analysis

Site Visit & Analysis

Knowledge Sharing

Provided Tech. Guideline

and PPP Model

Scenario Development & Evaluation

Mongolian Green Educational Building Project

Network scheme

• Tech: GTC • Governance : Mongolia Government, (Int’l) GGGI • Finance : Asian Development Bank

Type 3. Project development with International Organizations

private

public

Int’l

Nat’l

Nat’l

Int’l

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□ Improving Waste Collection and Disposal - Introducing curbside

program and related facility to increase recycling rate and to reduce amount of landfill

□ Waste Recycling and Energy Supply Facilities - Introducing power

generation and heat supply facility using waste energy

Improving Waste Collection and Disposal Network scheme

Indonesia Waste To Energy Project

Type 4. Project development in cooperation with Central Government

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private

public

Int’l

Nat’l

Nat’l

Int’l

• Tech: (private) Korea Engineering Consultants Corporation • Governance : - (Korea) Korea Environmental Industry and Technology Institute(KEITI) - (Indonesia) Coordinating Ministry of Maritime Affairs, Ministry of Environment, the City of Makassar • Finance : KEITI

Development of Smart Farm Total Solution

Utilization of plant growth and physiological status data

Smart Greenhouse Operation System & Mobile App.

Smart operation management system

Optimum Energy Management System

Information management program

Mongolia Smart Farm Project

Feasibility study on the Green ICT Smart Farm project through Integrated Greenhouse Management System to control the environment easily for growing high value agricultural products as Strawberry and Tomato with Sensors

Network scheme

private

public

Int’l

Nat’l

Nat’l

Int’l

Project Overview

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• Technology - (R&D) Korea Institute of Science and Technology(KIST), Convergence Research Center for Smart Farm Solution • Governance - (Korea NDE) MSIT - (Mongolia) Ministry of Energy, Ministry of Environment and Tourism, Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Light industry • Finance : (Korea) NIPA

Type 4. Project development in cooperation with Central Government

Project Overview

Project Title

Eco-friendly Samosir Island Project

Time Frame 2017.3~6

Objective Obtain Project Preparation Facility(PPF) from GCF to develop GCF project proposal for sustainable development of Samosir Island and Lake Toba which will contribute to enhance climate resiliance of Toba lake and the life of local residents

Activities

Partners Korea Engineering Consultant Corp. Deloitte India Korea Environmental Industry & Technology Institute

Indonesia Eco-friendly Samosir Island Project

• Shift traditional power source to renewable Energy such as solar floating photovoltaic and biomass power (Energy efficiency and renewable energy supply) • Improve waste water management and access tclean water (Enhanced access to clean water)

• Develop Eco-friendly tourism

Network scheme

• Technology consulting: (Private) Korea Engineering Consultants Corp., Deloitte India

• Governance : - (Korea) Korea Environmental Industry & Tech. Institute - (Indonesia) North Sumatra Government • Finance : - (Korea) KEITI - (Indonesia) PT. SMI

private

public

Int’l

Nat’l

Nat’l

Int’l

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Type 5. Project Development in cooperation with the Local Government

추가슬라이드

The empirical research on the production of green cement based on Carbon Mineralization technology in Vietnam & Joint empirical research and human resource training in Vietnam

• Low-carbon and high-functionality ‘Green cement’

• Carbon money system and In-situ PCC technology

Viet Nam Carbon Mineralization Project

Network scheme

private

Int’l

Int’l

public

Nat’l

Nat’l

In-situ PCC technology • World’s 1st tech reducing CO2 by synthesizing PCC thru

CO2 emitted from papermaking process • MSIT’s "15 Most Promising Technologies"

Project Overview

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Type 6. Project Developent with governmental agencies

• Tech - (R&D) Korea Institute of Geoscience and Mineral Resources VIGMR(Vietnam Institute of Geosciences and Mineral Resources) • Governance - (Korea NDE) MSIT - (Viet Nam) Vinacomin (Vietnam National Coal and Mineral Industries Group) • Finance - (Korea) Korea Government Nat’l Flagship Program

① Absorbing buoy’s wave energy

② Energy transfer for reciprocation of

rope

③ Energy conversion in the onshore

generators

④ Storage and supply of

generated power

Type 6. Project development with governmental agencies

Indonesia Wave Power technology demonstration project

The technology demonstration project to convert the wave energy into a land based reciprocating motion by setting the minimum facilities for the wave energy recovery and installing the remaining main power generation facilities on the land.

Network scheme

private

public

Int’l

Nat’l

Nat’l

Int’l

Technology Overview

• Tech. - (Private) INGINE • Governance - (Korea NDE) MSIT - (Indonesia) PLN(Electricity corp.) • Finance - (Korea) MSIT

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Agenda




GTC’s Technology Cooperation

Cases

Lessons Learned

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Conclusion : Connect the dots!

1. Establish and activate the existing Network One cannot do everything alone! Private players

including SMEs

International Finance

Institutes

International Organizations

and NGOs

Governance

Finance Technology

NDEs and National Agencies

2. Utilize CTC window to be linked to Technology Mechanism

CTC is the best international platform to build network with climate technology stakeholders.

5. Strengthen the network among NDEs NDEs are the focal point to provide exact needs

and supply of respective countries in climate technology.

3. Provide a platform for the national network members

This allows existing players to understand the landscape of the climate technology field and generates opportunities for cooperation.

4. Build a strong network with financial institutions at the early stage

Finance is the key to realize and scale up a climate technology project!

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추가슬라이드

ESTABLISHMENT OF TECHNOLOHY-FINANCE NETWORK

CLIMATE TECHNOLOGY LOCALIZATION PROGRAM

OVERSEAS PROJECT MODEL DEVELOPMENT

SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISES SUPPORT

OPEN COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH

Contracting CTCN technical assistance

projects Activation of

domestic CTCN member institutions

Networking with

overseas CTCN member institutions

Identifying potential demands in energy, water, and agriculture sector

Capacity building for desalination technology

Linking technology to financing Establishment of GCF-GGGI-

GTC triangle

Investor Relations (IR) for small and medium-sized enterprises project

development in developing countries

CHINA

Identifying potential demands in climate technology, and renewable energy sector

Bankable feasibility study on carbon capture utilization (CCU) related to eco-friendly paper recycling

Capacity building for desalination technology Greenhouse gas reduction with green cement technology CCU technology transfer and linking to financing

Demonstration of ICT smart farm technology Investor Relations (IR) for small and medium-sized

enterprises project development in developing countries

VIETNAM

BHUTAN

Eco-friendly transportation

project

INDONESIA

Identifying potential demands in energy sector

Technology demonstration of wave energy generation

Bankable feasibility study on biomass power plant Capacity building for desalination technology Eco-friendly Samosir Island Development

Bankable feasibility study on flare gas recovery Master plan on waste management system Bankable feasibility study on bio-product project Bankable feasibility study on waste to energy project Lake Toba floating solar PV project

KENYA

Developing public private partnership model for sustainable water supply technology

Demonstration of ICT smart farm technology

MONGOLIA

HONDURAS

LED lighting energy efficiency project

Solar PV energy project and link to financing

SENEGAL

Identifying potential demands in energy

and water sector

THAILAND

Identifying potential demands in energy, water, agriculture

sector UGANDA

Identifying potential demands in energy,

water, and agriculture sector

PHILIPPINES

Technology demonstration of gravity-driven membrane

filtration in villages Capacity building for

desalination technology

Technology demonstration of

gravity-driven membrane filtration in villages

TUVALU Technology

demonstration of

clean water treatment

CAMBODIA

BANGLADESH



FIJI

Linking technology to

financing

UZBEKISTAN

Technology demonstration of energy efficiency in

rural area housing

Linking technology to financing

KIRIBATI

Overview of Global Climate Tech. Cooperation in GTC

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