Energies 3.0 convene by The Green Institute explores the transformative potential of decentralized energy solutions and green innovation by fostering collaboration and advancing cutting-edge strategies. This event aims to bring together innovators, policymakers, and thought leaders to envision energy systems that prioritize accessibility, sustainability, and community empowerment.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Prof. Youba Sokona
Former Vice Chair, IPCC, on Climate Change
SPEAKERS
Prof. Alberto Troccoli
Co-founder and CEO, Inside Climate Service (srl) and World Energy & Meteorology Council, UK
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Engr. Prof. Emenike
Chinedozi Ejiogu
Professor of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, University of Nigeria, Nsukka
Dr. Xavier Lemaire
Senior Research Associate,
UCL Institute for Sustainable Resources, UK
Darlington Ekechukwu
Researcher, University of East London and Federal University of Technology Owerri, Nigeria
Dr. Godswill A. Agbaitoro
Lecturer, International Energy and Environment Law, University of Essex, UK
Adesuyan Omojadesola
Minister for Health & Welfare, Homaj International Schools, Nigeria
Dr. Eghosa O. Ekhator
Associate Professor of Law, University of Derby, UK
Litu Sethi
Ph.D. Research Scholar, National Institute of Technology Rourkela, India
Dr. Abba Aliyu
Managing Director/CEO, Rural Electrification Agency (REA), Nigeria
Wolemi Esan, SAN
Deputy Managing Partner, Olaniwun Ajayi LP, Nigeria
Dr. Aritra Chakrabarty
Postdoctoral Research Associate, University of Exeter, UK
Dr. Grant Gutierrez
Head of Community Impacts, Carbon Direct, USA
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SUBTHEMES
These subthemes for Energies 3.0 focus on 'Community-Led Transitions: Energy Justice, Resilience, and Innovation in the Global South,' while also welcoming submissions on other relevant topics.
ENERGY JUSTICE AND EQUITABLE TRANSITIONS IN THE GLOBAL SOUTH
Rights-Based Approaches to Energy Access and Affordability
Addressing Energy Poverty, Inequality, and Vulnerable Populations
Gender, Youth, and Inclusion in Energy Decision-Making
Community Impacts of Large-Scale Renewable and Transition Projects
Historical Injustices, Fossil Legacies, and Just Transition Pathways
COMMUNITY GOVERNANCE, OWNERSHIP, AND PARTICIPATION
Community Energy Cooperatives and Local Ownership Models
Participatory Planning, Consent, and Social Licence to Operate
Traditional, Indigenous, and Local Knowledge in Energy Governance
Accountability, Transparency, and Conflict Resolution in Community Projects
Comparative Case Studies of Community-Led Energy Transitions
RESILIENT LOCAL ENERGY SYSTEMS IN A CHANGING CLIMATE
Climate-Resilient Microgrids, Mini-Grids, and Hybrid Systems
Energy Solutions for Informal Settlements and Off-Grid Communities
Disaster Preparedness, Emergency Power, and Critical Infrastructure
Nature-Based and Ecosystem-Sensitive Energy Planning Approaches
Building Local Adaptive Capacity and Social Resilience Through Energy
FINANCING, POLICY, AND INSTITUTIONS FOR COMMUNITY-LED TRANSITIONS
National Policies and Regulatory Frameworks for Energy Justice
Climate and Energy Finance for Community and Local Projects
Public–Private–Community Partnerships and Innovative Business Models
Aligning NDCs and Just Transition Plans with Local Priorities
Overcoming Legal, Institutional, and Market Barriers to Community Energy
INNOVATION, TECHNOLOGY, AND KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS FOR INCLUSIVE ENERGY FUTURES
Low-Cost, Context-Appropriate Renewable Technologies for Communities
Digital Tools, Data, and Smart Systems for Local Energy Planning
Education, Capacity Building, and Youth Leadership in Energy Transitions
Feminist, Indigenous, and Local Knowledge in Energy Innovation
South–South and South–North Knowledge Exchange in Community Energy