Lao​s​, Australia: Putting Renewable Energy into Action - sparking new connections


Over 140 participants from government, academia, the private sector and civil society came together on May 27. - VT

VIENTIANE: The Laos-Australia Renewable Energy Day discussed technological and economic opportunities, heard from the private sector on new ideas, discussed ways to increase investment, and brought together diverse voices on the role of women and marginalised groups in the energy transition.

The event was addressed by Director General Chantho Milattanapheng, Department of Energy Efficiency and Promotion, Ministry of Energy and Mines, who outlined Laos’ ambitious plans to unlock renewable energy such as wind and solar power, pumped hydro energy storage, and green hydrogen.

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