Bali Fab Fest (Fab17) - CityU Scholars | A Research Hub of Excellence

Participant(s)

Alvaro CASSINELLI (Participant)
School of Creative Media

Activity date	12 Oct 2022 → 22 Oct 2022
Degree of recognition	International

Description

Workshop co-organizer (with Cesar Harada and Pamela Pascual), Bali Fab Fest: Designing Emergent Realities (Meaningful Design Group, The Center for Bits and Atoms MIT, Fab City Foundation, The Fab Foundation), Bali, Indonesia [12-22/10/2022].

Research Unit / Event Journal/Book Series

Conference

Title	Bali Fab Fest (Fab17)
Abbreviated title	FAB FEST
Date	12/10/22 → 22/10/22
Website	https://bali.fabevent.org/
Location	Indonesia
City	Bali
Place	Indonesia
Degree of recognition	International event

Link(s)

Other link(s)	Links PROJECT (workshop/contender) "We are heavily dependent upon fossil-based energy resources in our daily lives. These energy resources are used in household, industrial, and mobility. However, these energy resources bear several negative impacts in their transformation into energy. It releases high carbon dioxide (CO2), the main contributor to climate change, to the earth. In recent research published in Our World in Data, there is an increase of 85% in fossil fuel consumption in Indonesia over the last twenty years. It is therefore paramount to transition into renewable energy resources as they are readily available. Renewable energy resources produce less carbon dioxide and are fairly economical and affordable compared to fossil-based energy. Cleaner, cheaper energy sources are need to support individuals and communities to be more resilient. Balon Balon Ijo will provide local generation of clean, cheap energy utilizing the most abundant natural resource on Earth, water, and the power of the sun."

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PROJECT (workshop/contender) "We are heavily dependent upon fossil-based energy resources in our daily lives. These energy resources are used in household, industrial, and mobility. However, these energy resources bear several negative impacts in their transformation into energy. It releases high carbon dioxide (CO2), the main contributor to climate change, to the earth. In recent research published in Our World in Data, there is an increase of 85% in fossil fuel consumption in Indonesia over the last twenty years. It is therefore paramount to transition into renewable energy resources as they are readily available. Renewable energy resources produce less carbon dioxide and are fairly economical and affordable compared to fossil-based energy. Cleaner, cheaper energy sources are need to support individuals and communities to be more resilient. Balon Balon Ijo will provide local generation of clean, cheap energy utilizing the most abundant natural resource on Earth, water, and the power of the sun."