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Emergency Response Exercise for ASEAN/APEC Economies May 23, 2011

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On 2 and 3 May 2011, International Energy Agency in collaboration with Ministry of Energy of Thailand organized the Emergency Response Exercise (ERE) for ASEAN and APEC Economies in Bangkok, Thailand. This is the second activity following the great success of the Emergency Response Training (ERT) for APEC which was held in Paris last September. If ERT was focused on the lecturer, ERE reviewed APEC Economies/ASEAN Members emergency response procedures in case of a serious disruption of oil and gas. It consists of a training session on the first day and simulation exercises on the second day.

The IEA itself conducts emergency response exercises at IEA headquarters, Paris, for IEA Member countries biannually. The purpose of IEA energy emergency response exercises is to simulate real-life energy supply disruptions to test IEA emergency response preparedness to manage supply crises.  At the last IEA ERE in November 2011, key non-IEA countries jointly participated alongside the IEA Member countries. Me as the representative of ASEAN Centre for Organization was also participated on that event. But the ERE in Thailand was the first such IEA exercise tailored for specific regional organisations beyond the OECD.

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ASEAN/APEC Joint Workshop on Energy Statistics December 27, 2010

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The APEC/ASEAN Joint Workshop on Energy Statistics was held in Bangkok, Thailand on 08-12 November 2010. This was the second joint workshop on energy statistics between APEC and ASEAN.

Participants from ASEAN member states and APEC economies namely Cambodia, China, Hong Kong China, Indonesia, Japan, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Peru, the Philippines, Russian Federation, South Korea, Thailand and Vietnam attended the joint workshop. Experts from the Institute of Energy Economics, Japan (IEEJ), International Energy Agency (IEA) and International Energy Forum Secretariat (IEFS) were the speakers during the workshop. Staff and expert from the ASEAN Centre for Energy (ACE) also participated in the workshop.

The covered topic: all energy statistics, which are JODI, the monthly gas data (JODI Gas), quarterly data, annual data and energy consumption data.

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