International New Energy Summit

As the physical attendance of our international professionals, participants, project developers and investors is valuable to International New Energy Summit, Mongoliaa€™s Renewable Energy Industrya€™s Association has decided to postpone the event until 29-30 September 2021. As result of the twenty-first Conference of Parties (COP) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCC), the Paris Agreement signed in 2016, and afterwards 198 countries have developed national .. continue reading climate policies by 2018. Further, growth of energy demand in this region triggering climate change issue induced by the energy sector. Therefore, regional energy cooperation in northeast Asia will play a key role in dealing with emerging situation. Mongolia can become one of the major producers of solar and wind energy through establishing the Northeast Asian Super Grid. Southern Gobi region of Mongolia has tremendous solar and wind energy resources and there is great potential to produce 13,000TWh of electricity per year according to feasibility study. Based on feasibility study, a€œStrategy for Northeast Asia Power System Interconnectiona€ initiated by 2017 with support of the Asian Development Bank, the Northeast Asian Super Grid is technically and financially feasible to establish from 2026.