We are a mission-driven enterprise committed to finding integrated solutions for the entrenched sustainability challenges facing Southeast Asia and Australia.

 

The Australia – Mekong Partnership for Environmental Resources and Energy Systems (AMPERES) is a sustainability enterprise.

We use evidence-based, deliberative processes and innovative technology to improve how communities interact with the environment.

We work through partnerships because we understand that complex, entrenched problems are not solved by scaling business-as-usual but through the innovation in approaches and technologies that emerge from multi-disciplinary teams collaborating across the public/private, commercial/research, and community/government spectrums.

 
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We are a part of the Alluvium Group.

Alluvium brings together six organisations who share a common purpose:

Make a positive difference in the world we live in.

 

Our services

 
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We support governments

to improve the sustainability of policy and planning processes through the implementation of climate risk and adaptation assessments, Strategic Environmental Assessments (SEAs), integrated environmental assessments, river basin plans, water, energy and economic modelling and techno-economic studies.

 
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We empower communities

to improve livelihoods through affordable and reliable access to distributed energy & water resources using business models that are viable and centre benefits at the community level.

 
 
 
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We work with companies & industry

to decarbonise their business, promote energy independence and reduce operating costs through energy efficiency planning and the development of distributed renewable energy systems.

 
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We collaborate with researchers & universities

to prototype, test & scale innovative technology towards successful commercialisation.

 
 

Find out more about AMPERES’s mission and services

 

Our projects

With offices in Ho Chi Minh City (Viet Nam) and Perth (Australia), AMPERES is currently active in 10 countries throughout the Asia-Pacific.

We have active partnerships with civil society, NGOs, universities and companies and together we’re delivering projects for governments, bilateral and multi-lateral agencies as well as companies.

 

News and Publications

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Cross-Border Insights: Streamlining water governance for effective river basin management
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Vietnam State of Energy Transition Conference
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Now available in four languages - Managing Water Scarcity in Asia and the Pacific
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A dedicated webpage for the FE-V program is officially launched
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COP28 Policy Dialogue | Catalysing Energy Transition in Southeast Asia
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Risk or Reward: Hydropower Impacts on Supply Chains in the Lower Mekong Basin
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Pre-COP 28 Policy Dialogue | Advancing regional cooperation in Southeast Asia's Energy Transition to meet the Paris Agreement Goals in 2030
PDP8 Implementation Plan - Submittal Letter on requesting approval for the promulgation & Comments on the draft - Unofficial translation
PDP8 Implementation Plan - Submittal Letter on requesting approval for the promulgation & Comments on the draft - Unofficial translation

For information purposes, AMPERES conducted an unofficial English translation for the Submittal Letter and the Comment Dispatch. We introduce our translated documents for those who want to dive deep into the PDP8 implementation process.

The implications of separating NLDC from EVN
The implications of separating NLDC from EVN

How does this 6-year-long process mark a big step for the orientation of a competitive electricity market in Vietnam? Here is our take.

The Last Mile Leads - Scoping options to support Community Renewable Energy in Cambodia
The Last Mile Leads - Scoping options to support Community Renewable Energy in Cambodia

Together new technology and governance models could catalyse a shift in the equity of the Mekong's development trajectory. Communities once on the fringe of development could become leaders in new, more equitable models of energy access and utilisation; and accelerate progress on a range of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

 

AMPERES

157 Vo Thi Sau, D3, HCM City, VIET NAM

1133 Hay St, West Perth 6005 AUSTRALIA ACN 641 764 838