SIEW Energy Insights

Puah Kok Keong, Chief Executive, Energy Market Authority

Dr Daniel Gaspar, Deputy Director, Net Zero World Initiative

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Presented by:

Panellists:

• Puah Kok Keong, Chief Executive, Energy Market Authority

• Dr Daniel Gaspar, Deputy Director, Net Zero World Initiative

• Eka Satria, President Director, Medco Power Indonesia

• Mitesh Patel, Interim CEO and COO, SunCable

Moderator:

• Antonio Castellano, Partner, Singapore, McKinsey & Company

The panel will explore the potential of regional interconnectivity in driving sustainable growth and development. Our esteemed panellists will delve into the opportunities and challenges of fostering closer ties between neighbouring regions, shedding light on the economic, social, and environmental implications of enhanced connectivity.

• Peter Wong, Managing Director, Hong Kong and China Gas Company

Panellists:

• Paula Conboy, Senior Counsel, Sussex Strategy Group

• Izumi Kai, Chief Executive Officer, JERA Asia

• Peter Wong, Managing Director, Hong Kong and China Gas Company

• Jarrod Ball, Board Member, Australian Energy Regulator

Moderator:

• Atul Nargund, Senior Vice President, LNG Market and Business Solutions, Singapore LNG Corporation

This discussion aims to further explore the multifaceted dimensions of natural gas in the context of the global energy transition, fostering a comprehensive and nuanced dialogue on its role and implications.

• How can governments and industry stakeholders collaborate to ensure that natural gas contributes positively to the energy transition while minimising its environmental footprint?
• What are the potential scenarios for the long-term role of natural gas in the global energy mix, considering the rapid advancements in renewable energy technologies and the evolving policy landscape?
• What are the social and economic implications of transitioning away from natural gas, and how can these be managed to ensure a just and equitable energy transition for all stakeholders?
• What are the implications of natural gas pricing dynamics, market volatility, and supply chain resilience on its role in the global energy transition, and how can these factors be managed effectively?
• What are the potential implications of natural gas infrastructure investments, such as pipelines and liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals, on long-term energy transition strategies and the resilience of energy systems?

Presented by:

Speaker:

Dr Owen Chen, Chief Technology Officer & Vice President, Concord New Energy Group

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Renewable energy has developed rapidly over the past five years. As an experienced renewable energy project developer with 18 years in the industry, CNE has greatly benefited from the advancements in wind power and photovoltaic technologies. However, CNE still face the challenge of balancing the intermittency of power generation with the stability of the power network.

Energy storage and P2X technologies are considered key solutions to this issue. In recent years, CNE has deployed several energy storage system projects and is planning some P2X projects. We will showcase and analyze some typical projects, and also develop tools for planning Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) and P2X projects. CNE is keen to share our experiences to contribute to a net-zero future for Singapore.

Presented by:

Speaker:

Giorgio Fortunato, Head of Clean Energy & Power, Asia Pacific, Google

In this session, Google will share its efforts to accelerate clean energy progress in Asia Pacific, such as expansion of our clean energy portfolio in Japan and investment partnership to support new solar capacity in Taiwan, and what else can be done to achieve our 24/7 carbon-free energy goal by 2030.

Panellists:

• Kanika Chawla, Chief of Staff, Sustainable Energy for All

• Fai Aldossary, Managing Director of Singapore, Aramco

• Valerie Lee, Head, Corporate Affairs (SG & SEA), Sembcorp

• Lovey Dashottar, Senior Vice President, Chief Sustainability Office, DBS Bank

Moderator:

• Laura Ashton, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Low Carbon Advisor

This session spotlights the role of women in driving innovation across the sustainable energy technology spectrum, the diverse contributions of women in driving the transition to a connected and sustainable energy world, fostering inclusive leadership, and advancing innovative solutions for a more resilient and interconnected energy future.

• What unique perspectives and approaches do women bring to the development of sustainable energy technologies, and how can these diverse viewpoints drive innovation and creativity within the energy sector?
• How can organisations and institutions create inclusive environments that foster the retention and advancement of women in technical and engineering roles for sustainable energy innovation?
• What role do you see women playing in shaping the future of sustainable energy?
• What are the key opportunities for women to lead in innovation and transformation within the sector?

Panellists:

• Dr Sama Bilbao y León, Director General, World Nuclear Association

• Assaad Razzouk, Chief Executive Officer, Gurin Energy

Moderator:

• Jeanne Soh, MD & Head of Structured Finance Asia Pacific, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation

This panel will explore the critical challenge of ensuring that the shift to sustainable energy is equitable, inclusive, and beneficial for all segments of society. Our panellists will share insights on successful models from around the world, discussing how financial institution and the private sector can collaborate to create a more just and sustainable energy future.

• How can we design financing mechanisms that ensure the benefits of the energy transition are equitably distributed across different socioeconomic groups?
• How might green bonds or other sustainable finance instruments be tailored to support just transition initiatives?
• What lessons can be learned from successful just transition programmes in different regions, and how can these be scaled or adapted?
• How can international climate finance be leveraged to support just energy transitions in developing countries?