Webinar on The Road to Energy Efficiency

Energy efficiency is at the heart of clean energy transitions and is one of the energy resources every country possesses. Strong energy efficiency provides lots of benefits; some of which involve reducing energy bills, lowering the level of global warming and climate change, and enhancing energy access. According to an International Energy Agency report from December 2020, global energy use and economic development have been decoupling, with GDP doubling between 1990 and 2018, whereas total energy supply (TES) grew by 59%. This shows the need of proper action for energy efficiency; especially when the world population and GDP keep increasing.

To respond to this issue, EuroCham Cambodia, in collaboration with the Cambodia Energy Efficiency Competition (CEE Comp), will host a webinar on “The Road to Energy Efficiency” on 13th August 2021, from 3PM. In this webinar, our expert panelists will cover energy efficiency in Cambodia at the time of COVID-19, success stories of energy efficiency from Cambodia and France, and a guide on energy saving tips for your offices and residence.

Join our webinar today!

Moderator & Panelists

Moderator – Dr. Susanne BODACH, Chairwoman of the Eurocham Green Business Committee and Managing Director of BEE Incorporations (Cambodia)

Dr. Susanne BODACH is an international sustainability expert with working experience in South-America, the Middle East, South-Asia and Southeast Asia. She is an architect with a Master degree in Resources Management and holds an PhD degree in Sustainable Buildings from Technical University of Munich. She has over 15 years of working experience with research institutions, development agencies and private sector companies. Susanne is managing director of BEE Incorporation in Cambodia. BEE Incorporations is a multi-national consultancy company headquartered in Asia that delivers sustainability solutions for green and healthy buildings worldwide. BEE delivered over 500 certified Green Building projects in 30 countries. She has been recently elected as the Green Business Committee’s Chairwoman of EuroCham Cambodia since May 2021.

Ms. Mathilde DRIOT, Project Officer at CEE Comp

Mathilde is an international consultant at Sevea, a consulting company that co-founded the Cambodia Energy Efficiency Competition and which is specialized in Energy, Water, Agriculture and Rural Development.

With a specialization in sustainable city issues and energy sociology, she first worked in France with the Institute for Energy Performance in Buildings (Ifpeb) and therefore established the connection between the French and Cambodian competition.

Mr. Raphael BEVILLARD – Technical Manager at Advanced Technical Supplies (ATS)

Raphael is the technical manager of ATS Cambodia, the leading company in energy management and power distribution, who was elected as an ambassador of the CEE comp.

Over 13 years of experience in electrical distribution, automation and energy management, Raphael has proven that it is accessible for all industries to achieve significant energy savings through the use of smart control, intelligent digital tools and adapted behavior.

Mr. Cédric BOREL – Co-director at IFPEB/A4MT

Cedric BOREL is the co-director of the French Institute of Energy Performance in Buildings (IFPEB) and of Action for Market Transformation (A4MT), which study new operational models for the real estate and construction sectors in France and abroad.

In this context, Cedric BOREL leads collaborative programs, a dynamic of experimentation, methodological construction and participation in public debate. Themes addressed include energy, microgrids, building life cycles, Socially Responsible Investment in real estate, and high visibility public interest programs such as the CUBE 2020 competition.

Mr. John CREAMER, IFPEB/A4MT – Consultant

Consultant at A4MT with professional background in energy efficiency and expertise in low-carbon transition and behavioral change, John Creamer leads the development of CUBE, the national buildings energy-saving championship in France.