S-Energy: A Sustainable, Symbiosis, Synergy-driven Ecosystem Approach for Clean Energy Access Presented by: Jean Paula Regulano Kana Watando Muhammad Prasetya Kuriawan Tanmay Nag 2021 ProSPER.Net Leadership Programme 14-24 September, 2021

1. S-Energy
A sustainable, symbiosis, synergy-driven
ecosystem approach for clean energy access
Jean Paula Regulano (Philippines), Kana Watando (Japan),
Muhammad Prasetya Kuriawan (Indonesia) and Tanmay Nag (India)

2. 1. A clean energy access story
2. Voices from the energy industry
3. Our Solution: S-Energy
4. Outcomes, Challenges, and Desired Impact
5. Why us?
Agenda
Challenge: Ensure that every household in your community
is powered by renewable energy by 2025

3. Empathise and Define Our Problem
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*Source: https://ourworldindata.org/energy-access
“Our local communities become energy resilient,
have access to clean energy and better economic
opportunities by 2025”
Centralised Generation
and Distribution does not
reach end-user efficiently
Unreliable energy access, dependency on fossil
fuel-based energy and lack of awareness about the new
energy ecosystem
Lack of reliable
energy
Dependency on
expensive fossil
fuels
Limited awareness
on new energy
options
Limited economic
opportunities

4. Voices from leaders in the Clean Energy ecosystem
Reliability
of power/
energy
supply
Lack of
knowledge
on clean
alternatives
Hesitation
to try new
technology
Unaffordable
energy in
rural and
low-income
communities
To Address the Gap:
Introduce
renewable energy
Incentives
Green jobs
Integrate hybrid
energy sources
Access to
finance
Capacity and skills
development
Introduction of
alternative energy
Issues and concerns:
Nimesh Shah (Manager,
Foreign, Commonwealth and
Development Office)
Dr. Ahmad Agus Setiawan
(Energy expert staff,
Executive Office of the
President Indonesia)
Project Officers, Solar
Philippines
Rebekah Singh (Manager,
South Asia Climate Action,
Southpole)
Shreyas Gaur (Manager, EY,
World Bank SUPRABHA
Program)
Our Interviews

5. S-Energy
A sustainable, symbiosis, synergy-driven
ecosystem approach for clean energy access

6. S-Energy: Prototype
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S-Energy is a free local languages-based APP will drive the key goals of sustainable,
symbiosis, synergy driven ecosystem approach connecting wide communities and building capacity

7. S-Energy: recommend the ideal energy sources
and provide key feasibility metrics
LAUNCH
6 months
PROTOTYPE
0
MVP
6 months 3 months
~15 months
TIMELINE

8. S-Energy: The Strategy
Our strategy is to develop a community
driven approach, moving away from the
centralized grid and promoting an
integrated ecosystem of distributed
energy and skills ecosystem
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9. Improved community's welfare and
spurring the growth of SME and
national investment
Expected Challenges, Outcomes and Impacts
Challenges Outcomes Impacts
Goal: Our local communities become energy resilient, have access to clean energy and better
economic opportunities by 2025
Penetration of smartphones and
mobile internet in local
communities
If scale is not met project costs
can inflate
Managing scale with diverse local
languages
Community acceptance of the
implied behavioral and mindset
change
Heightened awareness and
acceptability on clean energy and
benefits
Improved local economy and
livelihood through skills
improvement and development of
green jobs/opportunities
Easy access to clean energy
markets
Stimulated how to store energy and
develop innovation based on green
material
Development, enhancement or
updating of existing energy policies,
plans and frameworks
Availability of sufficient resources,
investment, and technology
transfer for best practice and
transparent management
Forged multi-stakeholder
collaboration towards
achievement of energy targets
Overall reduction on GHG emissions
from the energy sector

10. Why Us?
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We bring cross-regional grassroots experiences across several competencies and functions.
S-Energy
Team
Tanmay
Kana
Jean
Kuriawan
Public Policy
Finance
Q&A
Skills
Development
Energy
Strategy Entrepreneurship
Sustainability

11. Thank You

12. S-Energy
A sustainable, symbiosis, synergy-driven
ecosystem approach for clean energy access
Jean Paula Regulano (Philippines), Kana Watando (Japan),
Muhammad Prasetya Kuriawan (Indonesia) and Tanmay Nag (India)