Kicking Off the In-House Lecture Series on Energy and Climate Change
Kicking Off the In-House Lecture Series on Energy and Climate Change
Jakarta, 20 December 2019
ASEAN Climate Change and Energy Project (ACCEPT) has conducted the first lecture on energy-climate related topics on 20 December 2019 at ASEAN Centre for Energy (ACE). This knowledge sharing is an In-house lecture series that will be continued as a monthly activity. The lecture was attended by ACE staff from all departments, including technical and non-technical staff, supporting staff, and interns.
The main purpose of this in-house lectures is to build the capacity of ACE on the knowledge of energy and climate change across different disciplines and departments. Thus, the lectures are designed and tailored according to the level of understanding and needs of ACE.
Whereby, the target groups of core lectures are general topics that will be suitable for all staff without a prerequisite, and more advanced topics will be offered to the technical staff based on the needs and interests.
Prior to this lecture, ACCEPT has conducted an in-house knowledge survey on the level of understanding related to energy and climate change. The findings have been taken into account in designing the contents of the lectures.
Dr. Chan Hoy Yen, the Senior Research Analyst to ACCEPT will be the main instructor for the lectures. However, ACCEPT welcome other internal and external experts to join the teaching, to share their knowledge, and to inspire ACE.
Participants in In-house Lecture on Energy-Climate Related Topics
During the first lecture, Dr. Chan shared: 1) A brief sharing on survey findings – knowledge of energy-climate at ACE; 2) Introduction to series of energy-climate lectures; 3) Why energy and climate change?; 4) What is energy?; and 5) Energy resources and the distributions.
The lecture environment was interactive and inspiring. The attendances asked questions and exchanged views. At the end of the lecture, upon requested by the majority, the next topic of the lecture will be the “Basic of Climate Change”, which will cover the impacts from the energy sector to the climate system.