As global attention turns towards the tripling renewable capacity and doubling the global average annual rate of energy efficiency improvements by 2030, the next seven years will be critical in keeping our collective 1.5°C goal within reach. Realising the targets would require a holistic support for regions such as Southeast Asia given its considerable renewable energy potential and its strong demand for energy in the coming years. Accelerated actions in many areas, in particular the modernising and expansion of grid infrastructure and power system operations, setting the right policies and regulatory frameworks, and the building of resilient supply chains, supported by public-private partnerships to catalyse and support the funding of new green and transition activities such as subsea cables, will be key in attaining our collective goal of doubling our renewable energy capacity by the end of this decade.
Under the theme “Energy Transitions: Towards tripling of renewables by 2030”, the Forum will bring together government leaders and industry stakeholders to unlock and scale pathways in our road to 2030
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