Significant progress to provide such energy access has been achieved in the past years. However, based on the current trajectory, the IEA estimates that around 674 million inhabitants will continue to lack access to electricity in 2030. It is therefore imperative to ‘think big’, involve all the relevant stakeholders and remove barriers to massive electrification business models.
The 2nd online debate leading up to the FSR Global Forum discusses the following issues
Laura Cozzi |Deputy Head – Office of the Chief Economist of the IEA
Salvatore Vinci | Deputy Director, Country Support and Partnerships Division – IRENA
Praveer Sinha | CEO & Managing Director – Tata Power
Ignacio Perez Arriaga | Professor – FSR, MIT and UPComillas
An open discussion will follow.
The FSR Global Forum is a 4-day event fostering practice-oriented solutions on key aspects of the world energy transition. It provides a platform for multi-stakeholder engagement to facilitate transnational knowledge exchange.
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