Get a high-level overview of the key themes shaping ASEAN’s energy future; from power generation and grid modernisation to clean energy, digitalisation, and financing.
The three-day programme is built around dedicated tracks tackling the region’s most urgent challenges and opportunities.
Preview what’s in store and check back regularly as we continue to update the agenda with new sessions and speakers.
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This high-level opening panel drives ASEAN multi-dimensional journey toward carbon neutrality, balancing the urgent need for energy security with the ambition of achieving net-zero emissions. The discussion delves into actionable strategies to advance the energy transition, tapping onto renewable energy, digitalisation, and regional interconnectivity.
Panellists touches on key enablers, including digital solutions, financing, carbon markets and various incentives to drive sustainability while ensuring grid stability and resilience. Highlighting cross-border transmission projects, regulatory frameworks, and the roles of utilities, private sector developers, and large energy users, this session aims to set the tone for ASEAN’s sustainable energy future.
Flexible and scalable power generation is key to supporting the shift toward cleaner energy while maintaining reliability and affordability. This session explores how modular design, fuel flexibility, and rapid-response capabilities are reshaping the role of thermal assets in a future-ready, decarbonising energy system.
This session explores how Thailand’s Climate Change Act will reshape the country’s energy landscape. It will highlight key regulatory shifts, the evolving role of utilities in driving decarbonisation, emerging opportunities from carbon markets, and the long-term outlook for carbon trading as a tool for transformation.
Building on the broader discussion above on thermal transition, this session provides an overview on important strategies in maximising plant efficiency. This includes innovations in gas, renewables, hybrid models, and grid integration to drive a more efficient and sustainable energy future.
This session focuses on enhancing efficiency and reducing emissions in existing infrastructure. It explores how a responsible, phased transition can support low-carbon power while meeting Southeast Asia's diverse energy needs.
This session explores how Asia can pursue an ambitious energy transition while safeguarding economic growth and trade competitiveness. Against a backdrop of rising geopolitical uncertainty, we examine the macroeconomic implications of decarbonisation, regional grid resilience, and the evolving impact of global events—including U.S. policy shifts, the Iberian Peninsula blackout, and concerns over a potential "Fukushima moment" for renewables. Practical strategies for navigating supply chain risk, cross-border cooperation, and balancing short-term economic realities with long-term sustainability goals will also be discussed.
A more synchronised planning of mobility and electricity, from design and deployment to operations and scaling, is needed for a shared and interconnected future. The transformation aims to maximise efficiencies, reduce cost and expedite implementation.
As decentralised energy solutions gain traction, corporate power purchase agreements (PPAs) are emerging as a key driver of investment and scalability. This session explores evolving investment patterns, innovative business models, and how corporate PPAs are enabling businesses to secure clean energy, expand electricity access, and support grid resilience.
As Indonesia accelerates its transition to lower-carbon fuels, it is crucial to restrategise power system planning to manage the uncertainties of adopting hydrogen, ammonia, and other emerging energy sources while ensuring system security and flexibility. Key topics include risk assessment, technology readiness and investment governance on generation and grid. Additionally, it explores the broader system-level planning required to align new fuels with existing assets, ensure long-term reliability, and manage policy and cost-related risks.
This presentation explores how data analytics and AI are transforming energy retail by enabling personalised experiences, improving customer engagement, and enhancing service delivery.
Focused on existing gas-fired assets, this session looks at targeted retrofit solutions—such as turbine upgrades, digital controls, and heat rate optimisation—to boost performance and reduce emissions in Southeast Asia's power sector.
This session explores how clean energy technologies, regional power trade, and financing solutions can support large energy users in scaling up renewables and decarbonising their operations across Southeast Asia.
This session focuses on how aging thermal assets can be strategically transformed to align with decarbonisation goals. Rather than general efficiency upgrades, the discussion explores end-of-life strategies, policy-driven transformation, and enabling infrastructure for cleaner energy integration.
As industries face mounting pressure to decarbonise, emerging technologies are playing a critical role in reshaping energy-intensive sectors. This session explores the latest advancements, real-world applications, and policy enablers driving industrial transformation.
How AI and machine learning are delivering real-time value for utilities and IPPs – practical use cases and implementation lessons.
Digital strategies to support DER integration, load balancing, resilience and network visibility.
Featuring real-world examples of modern grid upgrades.
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