Timor-Leste energy team

Our Team | United Nations in Timor-Leste

Ms. Patrizia DiGiovanni is the UNICEF Representative to the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste, effective June 2024. Prior to her appointment in Timor-Leste, she was the UNICEF Representative in North Macedonia and has also

EDTL President participates in Seminar on Climate Transition and

Paulo da Silva presented the current national energy profile, detailing Timor-Leste''s public policies on renewable energy and the targets to promote more sustainable practices. He also

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The Operations Management Team started weighing the feasibility and working on a cost-efficient alternative energy solution in 2016-2017 when Timor-Leste was facing high electricity costs and...

EDTL President participates in Seminar on Climate

Paulo da Silva presented the current national energy profile, detailing Timor-Leste''s public policies on renewable energy and the targets to promote more sustainable practices. He also addressed concrete actions aimed at

Solar-powered UN House Lights Way for Greener

Solar-powered UN House Lights Way for Greener & More Efficient Timor-Leste

The Operations Management Team started weighing the feasibility and working on a cost-efficient alternative energy solution in 2016-2017 when Timor-Leste was facing high

Accelerating Clean Energy Access to Reduce Inequality (ACCESS)

Timor-Leste''s National Strategic Development Plan 2011-2030 targets that everyone in TimorLeste will have access to reliable electricity 24 hours a day by 2030. To achieve this

THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF TIMOR-LESTE HIGH-LEVEL DIALOGUE ON ENERGY

High-Level Dialogue on Energy to share our progress, challenges and commitments towards achieving Sustainable Development Goal No.7. The Government, led by His Excellency Prime

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6 FAQs about [Timor-Leste energy team]

How much energy does Timor-Leste consume?

Timor-Leste produced 0.29 quadrillion BTU (293,968,074,000 BTU) of energy, covering 3,412% of its annual energy consumption needs. Energy production and consumption in Timor-Leste comes from various sources: 0.003% from nuclear and renewable sources and 99.997% from non-renewable fossil fuel sources (petroleum and other liquids, natural gas, and coal).

What is the East Timor - Timor Leste website?

The East Timor - Timor Leste website is a commercial Business Register for gaining information about accommodation and businesses in East Timor. It has the biggest list of directly accessible Dili Accommodation.

Could Timor-Leste be a cost-efficient alternative energy solution?

The Operations Management Team started weighing the feasibility and working on a cost-efficient alternative energy solution in 2016-2017 when Timor-Leste was facing high electricity costs and increased CO2 emissions. "In Timor-Leste, our road to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development starts at home.

Why isn't Timor Leste a member of ASEAN?

Timor Leste applied for ASEAN membership in 2006, but lack of support from member nations made the accession unlikely. The country remains the only one in Southeast Asia not participating in the association. However, it has taken steps towards meeting the membership requirements.

How does Timor-Leste meet its energy needs?

The EDTL's CEO pointed out that, according to the National Strategic Development Plan (NSDP) 2011-2030, Timor-Leste aims to meet at least 50% of its energy needs through renewable sources. To this end, Timor-Leste is implementing photovoltaic systems with a capacity of 72MW-85MW and planning to develop hydro and wind systems for energy production.

What is the development goal of Timor-Leste?

ainable Development Goal No.7. The Government, led by His Excellency Prime Minist sting n renewable energy. Timor-Leste has made significant prog ess in the electricity sec ntly. The 2018 World Bank reportshows that over 89% population has access to elec ompleted by the oving the electricityinfrastructures. OverUS

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