Dr. Zhou is a Senior Scientist, Group Leader of the China Energy Group of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. She is also the Technical Program Lead for the Net Zero World Action Center, an initiative launched by the U.S. government to work with countries to implement their climate ambition pledges and accelerate transitions to net zero, resilient, and inclusive energy systems.

Policy advisor with significant public and private sector experience on international science and technology issues, international energy policy, and international trade matters. 

P. Marc LaFrance serves as the International Coordinator and Net Zero World Initiative Buildings lead in US DOE’s Building Technologies Office. He also manages advanced technology R&D and helps implement policy mechanisms. Prior to his current role, Mr. LaFrance managed the energy analysis for the buildings sector at the International Energy Agency’s Sustainable Policy and Technology Directorate in Paris from 2012 to 2015. Prior international experience included an assignment at the Asia Pacific Energy Research Centre in Tokyo working on macro energy policy and economic analyses for the APEC region from 2000 until 2002.

His initial positions at the Department of Energy began in 1993, when he worked on the Codes and Standards program, the ENERGY STAR® program, and an Emerging Technologies lighting, appliance and equipment program. He managed the window and envelope R&D program from 2002 to 2012. During his tenure at DOE, his programs received seven 100 R&D Awards.

Mr. LaFrance received his bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering in 1985 from the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth, and a master's degree in urban systems engineering in 1998 from George Mason University. He also is recognized as a certified energy manager.

Iwan has gained cross-industry experiences and developed architectural, planning and strategic management competencies. He has focused on “strategic master planning”, professional services that synchronize strategic management thinking with spatial and creative thinking. His major aim is to promotes and creates sustainable infrastructure, building and urban redevelopment. 

Dr. Zhou is a Senior Scientist, Group Leader of the China Energy Group of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. She is also the Technical Program Lead for the Net Zero World Action Center, an initiative launched by the U.S. government to work with countries to implement their climate ambition pledges and accelerate transitions to net zero, resilient, and inclusive energy systems.

Mr. Totok Sulistiyanto has a master’s degree in engineering science and has been the Director of PT. Narama Mandiri since 2010. He has 33 years of experience as energy researcher and energy conservation expert both in buildings and industries and has been running a mechanical-electrical-energy consultant more than 20 years. During this time, he has undertaken a lengthy series of projects and studies for instance: various Green Building Projects; various Energy Audit Projects; The preparatory step in building energy standards; Reviewing the state of the art for Energy efficiency in buildings in Indonesia and ASEAN countries; Conducting the study of characteristics of the building stock and building types; Developing the code of practice for EE design and additional standard for buildings; Preparation of the models of EE and green financing schemes; Design tools for EE buildings and green building certification in Jakarta; Assessment of Electric Power Quality and Electromagnetic Interference; Energy Audit and Demonstration Project for Energy Saving Technology in The Department of National Education; Improving Competitiveness of Textile Industries and Textile Products through Energy Audit – Ministry of Industry; Energy Efficiency Opportunities And Investment In Indonesia – ADB; Indonesia HCFC Phase Out Management Plan (HPMP) Preparation – UNDP; Preparation of Indonesia Clean Energy Development – USAID; Assessment on the Technical and Financial Feasibility via Promotion of Waste-Heat Based Chiller instead of Electrical Chiller; EE Capacity Development Programme of Activities in Indonesia – IFC.

Totok is one of initiators and core founders of Green Building Council Indonesia (GBCI) where now he is one of Steering Committee Board Member in the council. He was pointed as the National Expert on AEMAS program (ASEAN Energy Management Scheme), he has been part of International, Regional and National affiliations such as in EGEE&C APEC, Global Alliance for Building Construction, International Energy Agency as well as ASHRAE president Indonesia Chapter 12013-2014, board of governor 2014-2015 & 2010-2011, Vice Chairman of MASKEEI (Indonesia Energy Conservation and Efficiency Society), member of HAKE (Association of Energy Conservation Experts in Indonesia), member of IABHI (Association of Green Building Expert of Indonesia), member of PII (Association of Indonesian Engineers), member of KNI-WEC (National Committee of Indonesia - World Energy Council). He holds various certifications like assesor of Energy Manager Competence, Green Building/Greenship Professional, and Building Maintenance Professional.

Totok is a frequent speaker at a seminar / workshop / training / FGD of: energy efficiency, green building, indoor air quality, building operation, maintenance & management, and integrated design building concept.

Mark Lister is co-founder and co-CEO of Asia Clean Energy Partners, an international consulting and advisory firm working to support accelerated clean energy deployment with a focus on markets in Southeast and South Asia. He is a leading advocate for expanded energy efficiency deployment, and has more than 30 years of experience in finance, energy efficiency and clean energy issues. He currently acts as a strategic advisor to multiple organizations on clean energy issues in Southeast Asia, including USAID, ADB, and the UNOPS Southeast Asia Energy Transition Partnership. Mark is global Chair of the Efficiency Valuation Organization (EVO), a leading authority on Measurement and Verification (M&V) of energy savings from energy efficiency projects. 

P. Marc LaFrance serves as the International Coordinator and Net Zero World Initiative Buildings lead in US DOE’s Building Technologies Office. He also manages advanced technology R&D and helps implement policy mechanisms. Prior to his current role, Mr. LaFrance managed the energy analysis for the buildings sector at the International Energy Agency’s Sustainable Policy and Technology Directorate in Paris from 2012 to 2015. Prior international experience included an assignment at the Asia Pacific Energy Research Centre in Tokyo working on macro energy policy and economic analyses for the APEC region from 2000 until 2002.

His initial positions at the Department of Energy began in 1993, when he worked on the Codes and Standards program, the ENERGY STAR® program, and an Emerging Technologies lighting, appliance and equipment program. He managed the window and envelope R&D program from 2002 to 2012. During his tenure at DOE, his programs received seven 100 R&D Awards.

Mr. LaFrance received his bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering in 1985 from the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth, and a master's degree in urban systems engineering in 1998 from George Mason University. He also is recognized as a certified energy manager.

Through his company WinBuild and as a US-DOE consultant, he has worked internationally to develop and establish energy efficiency ratings programs and policies. He specializes in providing trainings and for establishment of required infrastructure for Energy Efficiency (EE) and Renewable Energy (RE) technology and testing, essential for implementation of codes and policies. He interacts internationally with industry, decision makers, technical experts, government officials and researchers, on work related to building envelope research, policies, technical services, Business Match Making, technology transfer, deployment of codes and standards that creates demand for advanced emerging technologies. He has developed and built a state of art hot box and solar calorimeter for measuring building component and solar panel energy characteristic, and installed them in India and South Africa under US-DOE program. He has also been/is Board of Directors, and committee members on several key association such as, NFRC, AERC, CRRC, ASHRAE and ASTM.

21+ Years of Experience in Top Management, Planning, Strategy, Government Affairs, Policy Formulation, Building Technical Infrastructure, Standards Setting, Building Resources, Coalition Building, Advocacy Programs, Event Management, Brand Building and Management, Public Relations, Capacity Building and Skill Development. 

Founder and director of Life Cycle Indonesia, the first consulting firm in Indonesia that focuses on Life Cycle Assessment and Sustainability management consulting. She is involved in many projects with national and international organizations, such as UN Environment, Ministry of Development Planning/Bappenas, UNIDO etc. She is currently the Co-Executive Director of Indonesia Cleaner Production Centre, the resource pool for resource efficiency and cleaner production in Indonesia. 

Experienced Lecturer with a demonstrated history of working in the higher education industry. Skilled in AutoCAD, Matlab, Sustainability, Heat Transfer, and Mechanical Engineering. Strong research professional with a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) focused in Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Engineering from Oklahoma State University. 

President director/CEO/Country leader of Signify Indonesia Market. Leading the company-wide profit and loss performance as well as leading the strategic direction of Signify as a market leader of the lighting industry in the Indonesian market. Total extensive experience of more than 20 years in leading lighting companies through B2B, B2C channels and multiple enabling functions. 

Subject matter expert in Intelligent DC Nanogrids and contributes to many industry working groups to promote efficient building technologies. As founder and CEO of LumenCache, he is leading the collaborative effort to globally change the standard for power distribution in buildings making them smart, safe, and resilient. 

Yonathan is the country Head for UL Solutions Indonesia. UL Solutions, is a 129 years old global safety science company based in Northbrook Illinois. UL solutions has taken a more holistic approach to smart buildings with the SPIRE program by looking at connectivity, health & wellbeing, life & property safety, power & amp; energy, cybersecurity and sustainability. According to Lifehacker, UL Solutions is the best known product safety andcertification organization globally. As Country Head for Indonesia, Yonathan provides overall leadership, strategic direction, operational excellence and deliver financial performance within the Indonesia market. Yonathan is reporting to Regional Vice President for ASEAN-ANZ seating in UL International Headquarters Singapore.

Yonathan has a Masters’ Degree in Materials Engineering with Summa Cum Laude, and a Bachelors’ Engineering degree in Materials Science and Engineering from Nanyang Technological University (NTU) where he published various scientific papers in International Engineering Journals. He is also the Vice President for NTU Alumni

Ronnen Levinson is a Staff Scientist and Leader of the Heat Island Group at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) in Berkeley, California. Within his research portfolio, he develops cool roof, wall, and pavement materials; improves methods for the measurement of solar reflectance; and quantifies the energy and environmental benefits of cool surfaces. He also serves as Building Sector Coordinator for the Net Zero World Initiative.

Many years’ experience in Property Management with a proven track record of delivering high quality assets that meet the highest standards. Excellent at building relationships and working to achieve mutually beneficial outcomes. Always interested in continuing to learn, share and develop new skills. Previously managed portfolios from 2 million sqft up to 200 million sq ft covering multi-tenant commercial projects. Expertise in financial, market, property and asset analysis as well as developing bespoke strategies. 

Yonathan is the country Head for UL Solutions Indonesia. UL Solutions, is a 129 years old global safety science company based in Northbrook Illinois. UL solutions has taken a more holistic approach to smart buildings with the SPIRE program by looking at connectivity, health & wellbeing, life & property safety, power & amp; energy, cybersecurity and sustainability. According to Lifehacker, UL Solutions is the best known product safety andcertification organization globally. As Country Head for Indonesia, Yonathan provides overall leadership, strategic direction, operational excellence and deliver financial performance within the Indonesia market. Yonathan is reporting to Regional Vice President for ASEAN-ANZ seating in UL International Headquarters Singapore.

Yonathan has a Masters’ Degree in Materials Engineering with Summa Cum Laude, and a Bachelors’ Engineering degree in Materials Science and Engineering from Nanyang Technological University (NTU) where he published various scientific papers in International Engineering Journals. He is also the Vice President for NTU Alumni

Through his company WinBuild and as a US-DOE consultant, he has worked internationally to develop and establish energy efficiency ratings programs and policies. He specializes in providing trainings and for establishment of required infrastructure for Energy Efficiency (EE) and Renewable Energy (RE) technology and testing, essential for implementation of codes and policies. He interacts internationally with industry, decision makers, technical experts, government officials and researchers, on work related to building envelope research, policies, technical services, Business Match Making, technology transfer, deployment of codes and standards that creates demand for advanced emerging technologies. He has developed and built a state of art hot box and solar calorimeter for measuring building component and solar panel energy characteristic, and installed them in India and South Africa under US-DOE program. He has also been/is Board of Directors, and committee members on several key association such as, NFRC, AERC, CRRC, ASHRAE and ASTM.

21+ Years of Experience in Top Management, Planning, Strategy, Government Affairs, Policy Formulation, Building Technical Infrastructure, Standards Setting, Building Resources, Coalition Building, Advocacy Programs, Event Management, Brand Building and Management, Public Relations, Capacity Building and Skill Development. 

Ronnen Levinson is a Staff Scientist and Leader of the Heat Island Group at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) in Berkeley, California. Within his research portfolio, he develops cool roof, wall, and pavement materials; improves methods for the measurement of solar reflectance; and quantifies the energy and environmental benefits of cool surfaces. He also serves as Building Sector Coordinator for the Net Zero World Initiative.

Listijono is a Fellow (life) ASHRAE with 40 years experience in HVAC fields and is the CEO of PT Metropolitan Bayu Industri, the local HVAC manufacturer in Indonesia, produce precision air conditioning unit using patented active heatpipe technology to obtain the precise temperature, relative humidity, cleanliness -and room pressure with up to 50%  energy saving in hospitals , food industry, pharmaceutical and electronic manufacturing applications.

Designer of high-performance sustainable buildings, specializing in using simulation tools to design better buildings. Experienced user of advanced simulation tools in the area of computational fluid dynamics, building load and energy consumption and (day)lighting design. 

Subject matter expert in Intelligent DC Nanogrids and contributes to many industry working groups to promote efficient building technologies. As founder and CEO of LumenCache, he is leading the collaborative effort to globally change the standard for power distribution in buildings making them smart, safe, and resilient. 

Working in integrated of energy and environment sector intensively in Indonesia both as academician and consultant, with knowledge and experiences on climate change related to energy sector, energy planning, modeling and policy, energy management, and energy efficiency financing. He has been working as consultant/national expert in several international organizations such as UNIDO, JICA, World Resources Institute (WRI), Ford Foundation, and GIZ, energy companies such as Yanmar – Japan, PLN Batubara, and Indonesia State-Owned Gas Company (PT. Perusahaan Gas Negara, Tbk.) and Indonesian government such as Financial Services Authority (OJK), Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, Ministry of Environment and Forestry, and Ministry of National Development Planning.

P. Marc LaFrance serves as the International Coordinator and Net Zero World Initiative Buildings lead in US DOE’s Building Technologies Office. He also manages advanced technology R&D and helps implement policy mechanisms. Prior to his current role, Mr. LaFrance managed the energy analysis for the buildings sector at the International Energy Agency’s Sustainable Policy and Technology Directorate in Paris from 2012 to 2015. Prior international experience included an assignment at the Asia Pacific Energy Research Centre in Tokyo working on macro energy policy and economic analyses for the APEC region from 2000 until 2002.

His initial positions at the Department of Energy began in 1993, when he worked on the Codes and Standards program, the ENERGY STAR® program, and an Emerging Technologies lighting, appliance and equipment program. He managed the window and envelope R&D program from 2002 to 2012. During his tenure at DOE, his programs received seven 100 R&D Awards.

Mr. LaFrance received his bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering in 1985 from the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth, and a master's degree in urban systems engineering in 1998 from George Mason University. He also is recognized as a certified energy manager.

15 years of experience in energy efficiency, urban sustainability, academics, climate resilience, and green buildings. Work at GRIHA and now at GBCI is focused on creating cities with a better quality of life and resource efficiency. Has led the technical team at GRIHA Council and is now part of a global team working on cities and communities, conducting 100+ workshops, and trainings around India. 

 Sustainability Professional & Team Leader with 14 years of extensive experience in Technical Development of Green Building ratings, Audits & Certification, Capacity Building and Consultancy services related to Green Buildings.

Ronnen Levinson is a Staff Scientist and Leader of the Heat Island Group at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) in Berkeley, California. Within his research portfolio, he develops cool roof, wall, and pavement materials; improves methods for the measurement of solar reflectance; and quantifies the energy and environmental benefits of cool surfaces. He also serves as Building Sector Coordinator for the Net Zero World Initiative.

Ronnen Levinson is a Staff Scientist and Leader of the Heat Island Group at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) in Berkeley, California. Within his research portfolio, he develops cool roof, wall, and pavement materials; improves methods for the measurement of solar reflectance; and quantifies the energy and environmental benefits of cool surfaces. He also serves as Building Sector Coordinator for the Net Zero World Initiative.

P. Marc LaFrance serves as the International Coordinator and Net Zero World Initiative Buildings lead in US DOE’s Building Technologies Office. He also manages advanced technology R&D and helps implement policy mechanisms. Prior to his current role, Mr. LaFrance managed the energy analysis for the buildings sector at the International Energy Agency’s Sustainable Policy and Technology Directorate in Paris from 2012 to 2015. Prior international experience included an assignment at the Asia Pacific Energy Research Centre in Tokyo working on macro energy policy and economic analyses for the APEC region from 2000 until 2002.

His initial positions at the Department of Energy began in 1993, when he worked on the Codes and Standards program, the ENERGY STAR® program, and an Emerging Technologies lighting, appliance and equipment program. He managed the window and envelope R&D program from 2002 to 2012. During his tenure at DOE, his programs received seven 100 R&D Awards.

Mr. LaFrance received his bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering in 1985 from the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth, and a master's degree in urban systems engineering in 1998 from George Mason University. He also is recognized as a certified energy manager.