As ASEAN accelerates its transition to a low-carbon future, the search for scalable, reliable, and sustainable energy sources is more urgent than ever. This New Energy hub session will spotlight breakthrough developments and regional strategies surrounding hydrogen, ammonia, and nuclear power, including small modular reactors (SMRs).
Attendees will gain a multi-dimensional understanding of how these emerging technologies can complement renewables, ensure energy security, and drive decarbonisation across power generation, heavy industry, and transportation sectors.
Unlocking ASEAN’s energy transition requires more than technology—it demands a supportive ecosystem of policies, financial innovation, and cross-border collaboration. This hub session will deep-dive into the evolving market structures, regulatory frameworks, and financing mechanisms that are enabling—or impeding—the shift to a low-carbon future.
From overcoming supply chain bottlenecks to operationalising green finance, this session brings together energy leaders, financiers, and policy experts to discuss the critical levers that will shape ASEAN’s sustainable energy economy.
ASEAN’s commitment to decarbonisation is accelerating investment and innovation across the full spectrum of renewable energy. This Renewables hub session will showcase the latest developments in solar, wind, hydro, geothermal, bioenergy, and hybrid systems, while also addressing the critical technologies and strategies needed to ensure reliable, flexible, and integrated clean power generation.
The session will spotlight solutions from distributed energy resources (DERs) to utility-scale installations—providing actionable insights into project development, financing, grid integration, and long-term sustainability.
As ASEAN’s energy systems evolve, the need for a smarter, more agile grid has never been more critical. This hub session explores how grid operators, utilities, and technology providers are building flexible, resilient, and interconnected networks that support decentralised generation, digital transformation, electrification, and the rapid uptake of renewables.
From DERMs and microgrids to EV infrastructure and submarine cable systems, this session will uncover the strategies and solutions reshaping power delivery across diverse terrains and growing demand centres.
As the region continues to balance energy security, affordability, and decarbonisation, existing power generation assets must evolve to meet shifting demands. This hub session focuses on the technologies, strategies, and innovations driving efficiency, sustainability, and performance across ASEAN’s power plants—whether fossil-based, hybrid, or transitioning to clean energy.
With a spotlight on asset optimisation, operational excellence, and next-generation decarbonisation tools such as CCUS, this session will equip plant operators, utilities, and technology providers with practical insights to transform legacy infrastructure and guide future investments.
The digital transformation of the energy sector is accelerating, reshaping how utilities, power producers, and grid operators plan, manage, and optimise operations. This hub session focuses on how AI, big data, IoT, cloud computing, and other advanced technologies are driving real-time decision-making, predictive capabilities, and intelligent automation across the energy value chain.
From grid-edge computing to large language models (LLMs), the session showcases cutting-edge digital tools enabling a smarter, safer, and more responsive energy ecosystem.
As energy markets liberalise and customer expectations evolve, utilities must move beyond traditional supply models toward value-driven, customer-centric services. This hub session explores how digital tools, data-driven insights, and innovative business models are empowering energy consumers—turning them into active participants in the transition.
From energy efficiency programmes to real-time analytics and personalised customer journeys, this session focuses on enabling deeper engagement, greater satisfaction, and smarter energy use.
As the energy sector undergoes rapid transformation, its greatest enabler—and potential barrier—is people. From integrating AI into the workforce to building inclusive cultures and reskilling talent for clean energy futures, this session focuses on how organisations can develop a resilient, adaptable, and future-ready workforce.
Explore strategies to navigate shifting workforce dynamics, drive diversity and inclusion, and prepare teams to thrive amid digitalisation and decarbonisation.
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