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DESCRIPTION:Engagement of public and private entities is crucial to align w
 ith the Goal-7 of SDGs 2030\; and ensure modern energy access to the 3 bil
 lion people around the world\, which are relying on the primary source of 
 energy (wood\, coal\, charcoal or animal waste for cooking and heating) in
  the 21st century.\nAt the age of economic and dominant anarchy\, not only
  private sectors also everybody should play role in global peace as well a
 s saving the planet. In which\, Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Models at
  small to large electrification projects can be used as an efficient tool 
 to improve life quality\, reduce poverty\, provide quality education and h
 ealth care\, and balance economic cycle among public and private.\nHowever
 \, PPPs covers a broader theme\, this webinar (Guest Lecture) highlights p
 ractical information that focuses on Energy Projects' PPP business models\
 , structures\, management models\, and so on. Besides\, the main technical
  and legal requirements are pointed out as well. The energy PPP model requ
 irement and constrains are discussed within the quadruple-C as follows:\n1
 - Conformity with national policies and regulations\n2- Consensus on Win-W
 in business model\, which is the prospect of future sustainable business\n
 3- Comply with sustainability pillars\n4- Comport with flexibility\n\nCo-s
 ponsored by: University of the Ryukyus\n\nSpeaker(s): Dr. Danish M.\, Prof
 . Senjyu T.\n\nAgenda: \nContents:\n1- What is the business model?\n2- PPP
  Business Models\n3- Need for PPPs\n4- PPPs in terms of Quadruple-C\n5- En
 ergy (Power) Projects PPPs\n6- PPPs Structure\n7- PPPs Stakeholders\n8- PP
 Ps Partnership\n9- PPPs Process\n10-Energy (Power) Projects PPPs Practical
  Consideration\n\nRoom: 517-2\, Bldg: Engineering 2nd Building \, 1 Senbar
 u\, Nishihara\, Nishihara\, Okinawa\, Japan\, 903-0213
LOCATION:Room: 517-2\, Bldg: Engineering 2nd Building \, 1 Senbaru\, Nishih
 ara\, Nishihara\, Okinawa\, Japan\, 903-0213
ORGANIZER:mdanish@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:5
SUMMARY:A Snapshot of Energy Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Model Within 
 Quadruple-C Presentation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/241240
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>Engagement of public and private entities 
 is crucial to align with the Goal-7 of SDGs 2030\; and ensure modern energ
 y access to the 3 billion people around the world\, which are relying on t
 he primary source of energy (wood\, coal\, charcoal or animal waste for co
 oking and heating) in the 21st century.&nbsp\;<br />At the age of economic
  and dominant anarchy\, not only private sectors also everybody should pla
 y role in global peace as well as saving the planet. In which\, Public-Pri
 vate Partnership (PPP) Models at small to large electrification projects c
 an be used as an efficient tool to improve life quality\, reduce poverty\,
  provide quality education and health care\, and balance economic cycle am
 ong public and private.&nbsp\;<br />However\, PPPs covers a broader theme\
 , this webinar (Guest Lecture) highlights practical information that focus
 es on Energy Projects' PPP business models\, structures\, management model
 s\, and so on. Besides\, the main technical and legal requirements are poi
 nted out as well. The energy PPP model requirement and constrains are disc
 ussed within the quadruple-C as follows:<br />1- Conformity with national 
 policies and regulations&nbsp\;<br />2- Consensus on Win-Win business mode
 l\, which is the prospect of future sustainable business&nbsp\;<br />3- Co
 mply with sustainability pillars<br />4- Comport with flexibility</p><br /
 ><br />Agenda: <br /><p>Contents:<br />1- What is the business model?<br /
 >2- PPP Business Models <br />3- Need for PPPs<br />4- PPPs in terms of Qu
 adruple-C<br />5- Energy (Power) Projects PPPs <br />6- PPPs Structure <br
  />7- PPPs Stakeholders<br />8- PPPs Partnership<br />9- PPPs Process <br 
 />10-Energy (Power) Projects PPPs Practical Consideration</p>
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