During the recent years, there has been increasing discussions on the benefits of enhancing power interconnection in North-East Asia that could enable countries to capture resource complementarities, save investment and operational costs in securing stable supply of electricity, promote greater renewable energy penetration and reduce carbon emissions of power systems. In this connection, United Nations ESCAP, Melentiev Energy Systems Institute (ESI), China Electricity Council (CEC), and Global Energy Interconnection Development and Cooperation Organization (GEIDCO) organized the Joint Conference on Northeast Asia Regional Power Interconnection on 29-30 August, 2017 in Irkutsk, Russian Federation to promote building a multilateral/multi-stakeholder platform for dialogue and cooperation.
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Presentations
- D1-S1a. Skoltech_Mr. Alexey Pnomarev
- D1-S1b. Inner Mongolia Power Group_Mr. Yan Jun
- D1-S1c. ERINA_Dr. Sh. Enkhbayar
- D1-S1d. Korea University_Mr. Enkhtuvshin Ganbaatar
- D1-S1e. NovaTerra LLC_Mr. Itgel Bold
- D1-S2a. Eurosibenergo_Mr. Kiselev Vladimir
- D1-S2b. Renewable Energy Institute_Mr. Ryo Omatsu
- D1-S2c. China Electric Power Planning & Engineering Institute_Dr. Shuli Wang
- D1-S2d. KEPCO_Mr. Chongho Rhim
- D1-S2e. Mongolian Ministry of Energy_Mr. Yeren-Ulzii Batmunkh
- D1-S2f. Energy Institute_Mr. Sodovyn Bathuyag
- D1-S2g. Melentiev Energy Systems Institute_Mr. Sergey Popov
- D2-S3a. National Energy Administration of China_Ms. Yang Yang
- D2-S3b. KERI_Mr. Jae-Young Yoon
- D2-S3c. Energy Charter Secretariat_Mr. Kanat Botbaev
- D2-S3d. ESI_Mr. Sergei Podkovalnikov
- D2-S3e. Erdenes Shivee Energy LLC_Mr. Galtbaatar Davaasuren
- D2-S4a. CEC_Mr. Lei Xiaomeng
