DAY 1
10 DEC
DAY 2
11 DEC
DAY 3
12 DEC
08:00 AM - 09:00 AM
Registration & Networking
08:45 AM - 09:00 AM
VIP Arrival & Protocol
09:00 AM - 09:05 AM
WELCOME REMARKS
Opening by MC & National Anthem
09:05 AM - 09:10 AM
OPENING REMARKS
Opening Remarks by Organiser
09:10 AM - 09:20 AM
SPECIAL ADDRESS
Delivering a Just and Investable Transition
09:20 AM - 09:30 AM
SPECIAL ADDRESS
From Moleclues to Megawatts: Powering ASEAN's Pragmatic Energy Future
09:30 AM - 09:40 AM
SPECIAL ADDRESS
Mobility Keynote - Pathways to Net-Zero Mobility in ASEAN
09:40 AM - 09:50 AM
MINISTERIAL KEYNOTE
Malaysia's Clean Energy Leadership in ASEAN's Net-Zero Transition
Our GOH outlines Malaysia’s strategy under the National Energy Transition Roadmap (NETR) to raise RE share to 70% by 2050. The keynote will signal policy certainty, domestic targets, and Malaysia’s intent to serve as a clean energy hub and regional convener.
Investment Signal: USD 135B in clean energy investment opportunity
Outcomes: Clear direction for investors on regulatory stability, priority sectors, and national partnership opportunities.
09:50 AM - 10:00 AM
Opening Ceremony
10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
Morning Tea Break
10:40 AM - 11:30 AM
PANEL
Bridging the Transition: Building ASEAN's Pragmatic Clean Energy Future
In a region as diverse as ASEAN, where economic, infrastructural, and energy realities vary widely, a pragmatic and inclusive energy transition is not just ideal—it’s essential. This high-level opening panel brings together senior leaders from international energy majors, national oil and gas companies, regional utilities, and renewable energy developers to explore how a collaborative bridge strategy between hydrocarbons—particularly gas and LNG—and clean and renewable energies can accelerate ASEAN’s path to net zero.
As the energy mix evolves, gas and LNG continue to play a pivotal role in balancing grids, ensuring energy security, and enabling the scale-up of renewable energy. At the same time, the integration of transition fuels must be guided by affordability, long-term emissions reductions, and clear pathways to cleaner alternatives. This panel will offer a frank and forward-looking conversation about what such a bridge strategy means in practice—how to design policies, de-risk investments, develop supporting infrastructure, and form cross-sector partnerships that enable a just, secure, and investable clean energy transition for ASEAN.
11:30 AM - 11:45 AM
INNOVATION SHOWCASE
Aurora Energy Research
11:45 AM - 12:00 PM
SPECIAL REPORT PRESENTATION
Energy Transition Financing Trends
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Networking Lunch
1:30 PM - 1:45 PM
KEYNOTE
Net-Zero Digital Infrastructure for Malaysia and ASEAN
As ASEAN accelerates its shift toward clean energy, the challenge is not simply to replace hydrocarbons, but to re-engineer energy systems that are pragmatic, resilient, and investable. This forward-looking keynote by a global energy major explores how a “molecules to megawatts” strategy—integrating gas, renewables, and new energy solutions—can anchor the region’s transition in realism and results.
Delivered immediately after the opening “Transition Bridge” panel, this keynote will elevate the conversation from partnership frameworks to project delivery—reinforcing TotalEnergies’ position as a long-term partner to ASEAN in shaping a pragmatic and secure energy future.
1:45 PM - 2:00 PM
KEYNOTE
Malaysia’s Green Advantage: Why Malaysia Leads the Charge in SEA’s Sustainable Energy Investment
1:45 PM - 2:20 PM
PANEL
Financing the Integrated Transition: Mobilising Capital Across Molecules, Megawatts, and Markets
An integrated clean energy transition for ASEAN—one that pragmatically blends gas, renewables, hydrogen, and grid infrastructure—demands an equally integrated financing strategy. This panel builds directly on the preceding conversations on ASEAN’s transition bridge and the evolving role of energy majors to ask a fundamental question: How can public and private finance step up to back the full spectrum of transition investments, from gas infrastructure and grid upgrades to utility-scale renewables and clean molecules?
Panelists will explore how the financial sector can adapt to support blended portfolios, finance transitional fuels without greenwashing, and design instruments that reflect the energy realities of emerging Asia. From Global Banking majros and DFIs to sovereign investors and corporate financiers, the discussion will examine how new capital structures, risk mitigation tools, and regional policy signals can accelerate bankability across a diversified project pipeline.
2:20 PM - 3:10 PM
PANEL
Powering the Demand Curve: Strategies to Capture ASEAN's Surging C&I Clean Energy Opportunity
Clean energy demand from ASEAN’s commercial and industrial (C&I) sector is outpacing policy ambition and grid readiness. By 2030, clean energy procurement by C&I players in the region is forecast to grow at 18–22% CAGR, driven by hyperscale data centre expansion, export-oriented manufacturing, and corporate decarbonization mandates. The market for renewable energy procurement in the C&I segment alone is expected to surpass US$30 billion by 2030.
This panel brings together decision-makers who are shaping and responding to this demand curve—from sustainability leaders and project developers to regional authorities and engineering partners. The discussion will cut through legacy debates and focus on practical strategies to mobilise private sector demand into bankable energy transition projects—at scale and speed.
Key Malaysian regions are positioning themselves as energy transition-ready states by enabling utility-scale access, fast-tracking permitting, and offering green infrastructure incentives. Meanwhile, large-scale C&I players are shifting from RE procurement to energy co-development models, creating new templates for partnerships.
3:10 PM - 3:40 PM
Afternoon Tea Break
3:40 PM - 3:50 PM
KEYNOTE
ASEAN Power Grid
3:50 PM - 4:40 PM
PANEL
Grid-Ready ASEAN: Unlocking Investment, Storage, and Policy Reform for Clean Power Scalability
Clean energy deployment across ASEAN is accelerating—but grid bottlenecks threaten to outpace ambition. Without significant upgrades in transmission infrastructure, storage integration, and regulatory clarity, gigawatt-scale renewables risk being stranded. According to IRENA, ASEAN must mobilise over US$120 billion by 2030 in grid, interconnection, and flexibility assets—including Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)—to maintain energy security while scaling renewables to meet 2030 targets.
This panel brings together grid operators, policymakers, financiers, and technology providers to unpack what readiness really means—and how to get there. As Malaysia prepares to operationalise and evolve mechanisms such as CGPP and CRESS, and other ASEAN nations launch grid flexibility programs, the region sits at a critical inflection point.
4:40 PM - 5:30 PM
PANEL
Frontiers of the Transition: Scaling the InfraGreen Opportunity for ASEAN's Clean Mobility and Infrastructure Future
To close Day One, this high-impact panel looks ahead to what’s next: the infrastructure ecosystems that must now be developed to power ASEAN’s decarbonisation and economic transformation through the 2030s. It’s also the official curtain-raiser to “InfraGreen”—CETA’s next flagship initiative, focused on scaling low- and zero-carbon infrastructure across Asia.
At the heart of this transformation lies the convergence of mobility, energy, and digital infrastructure—a new frontier where automotive innovators, infrastructure developers, utilities, and policymakers must collaborate at speed and scale.
This session will spotlight how leading OEMs, regional governments, and institutional investors are driving the transition from roadmap to reality. From clean logistics corridors and integrated EV charging networks to green industrial zones and data-energy hubs, the panel will showcase where investments are flowing, how projects are being structured, and what collaborative models are emerging.
With corporate demand, urbanisation, and digitalisation rising in lockstep, ASEAN has a limited window to build smart, clean, and connected infrastructure—and position itself as a global leader in sustainable development.
DAY 1
10 DEC
DAY 2
11 DEC
DAY 3
12 DEC
08:00 AM - 09:00 AM
Registration & Networking
08:45 AM - 09:00 AM
VIP Arrival & Protocol
09:00 AM - 09:05 AM
WELCOME REMARKS
Opening by MC & National Anthem
09:05 AM - 09:10 AM
OPENING REMARKS
Opening Remarks by Organiser
09:10 AM - 09:20 AM
SPECIAL ADDRESS
Delivering a Just and Investable Transition
09:20 AM - 09:30 AM
SPECIAL ADDRESS
From Moleclues to Megawatts: Powering ASEAN's Pragmatic Energy Future
09:30 AM - 09:40 AM
SPECIAL ADDRESS
Mobility Keynote - Pathways to Net-Zero Mobility in ASEAN
09:40 AM - 09:50 AM
MINISTERIAL KEYNOTE
Malaysia's Clean Energy Leadership in ASEAN's Net-Zero Transition
Our GOH outlines Malaysia’s strategy under the National Energy Transition Roadmap (NETR) to raise RE share to 70% by 2050. The keynote will signal policy certainty, domestic targets, and Malaysia’s intent to serve as a clean energy hub and regional convener.
Investment Signal: USD 135B in clean energy investment opportunity
Outcomes: Clear direction for investors on regulatory stability, priority sectors, and national partnership opportunities.
09:50 AM - 10:00 AM
OPENING CEREMONY
Opening Ceremony
Welcoming Address
Keynote Address
Energy Asia Official Launch
10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
OPENING CEREMONY
Morning Tea Break
Welcoming Address
Keynote Address
Energy Asia Official Launch
10:40 AM - 11:30 AM
PANEL
Bridging the Transition: Building ASEAN's Pragmatic Clean Energy Future
In a region as diverse as ASEAN, where economic, infrastructural, and energy realities vary widely, a pragmatic and inclusive energy transition is not just ideal—it’s essential. This high-level opening panel brings together senior leaders from international energy majors, national oil and gas companies, regional utilities, and renewable energy developers to explore how a collaborative bridge strategy between hydrocarbons—particularly gas and LNG—and clean and renewable energies can accelerate ASEAN’s path to net zero.
As the energy mix evolves, gas and LNG continue to play a pivotal role in balancing grids, ensuring energy security, and enabling the scale-up of renewable energy. At the same time, the integration of transition fuels must be guided by affordability, long-term emissions reductions, and clear pathways to cleaner alternatives. This panel will offer a frank and forward-looking conversation about what such a bridge strategy means in practice—how to design policies, de-risk investments, develop supporting infrastructure, and form cross-sector partnerships that enable a just, secure, and investable clean energy transition for ASEAN.
11:30 AM - 11:45 AM
INNOVATION SHOWCASE
Aurora Energy Research
11:45 AM - 12:00 PM
SPECIAL REPORT PRESENTATION
Energy Transition Financing Trends
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Networking Lunch
1:30 PM - 1:45 PM
KEYNOTE
Net-Zero Digital Infrastructure for Malaysia and ASEAN
As ASEAN accelerates its shift toward clean energy, the challenge is not simply to replace hydrocarbons, but to re-engineer energy systems that are pragmatic, resilient, and investable. This forward-looking keynote by a global energy major explores how a “molecules to megawatts” strategy—integrating gas, renewables, and new energy solutions—can anchor the region’s transition in realism and results.
Delivered immediately after the opening “Transition Bridge” panel, this keynote will elevate the conversation from partnership frameworks to project delivery—reinforcing TotalEnergies’ position as a long-term partner to ASEAN in shaping a pragmatic and secure energy future.
1:45 PM - 2:00 PM
KEYNOTE
Malaysia’s Green Advantage: Why Malaysia Leads the Charge in SEA’s Sustainable Energy Investment
1:45 PM - 2:20 PM
PANEL
Financing the Integrated Transition: Mobilising Capital Across Molecules, Megawatts, and Markets
An integrated clean energy transition for ASEAN—one that pragmatically blends gas, renewables, hydrogen, and grid infrastructure—demands an equally integrated financing strategy. This panel builds directly on the preceding conversations on ASEAN’s transition bridge and the evolving role of energy majors to ask a fundamental question: How can public and private finance step up to back the full spectrum of transition investments, from gas infrastructure and grid upgrades to utility-scale renewables and clean molecules?
Panelists will explore how the financial sector can adapt to support blended portfolios, finance transitional fuels without greenwashing, and design instruments that reflect the energy realities of emerging Asia. From Global Banking majros and DFIs to sovereign investors and corporate financiers, the discussion will examine how new capital structures, risk mitigation tools, and regional policy signals can accelerate bankability across a diversified project pipeline.
2:20 PM - 3:10 PM
PANEL
Powering the Demand Curve: Strategies to Capture ASEAN's Surging C&I Clean Energy Opportunity
Clean energy demand from ASEAN’s commercial and industrial (C&I) sector is outpacing policy ambition and grid readiness. By 2030, clean energy procurement by C&I players in the region is forecast to grow at 18–22% CAGR, driven by hyperscale data centre expansion, export-oriented manufacturing, and corporate decarbonization mandates. The market for renewable energy procurement in the C&I segment alone is expected to surpass US$30 billion by 2030.
This panel brings together decision-makers who are shaping and responding to this demand curve—from sustainability leaders and project developers to regional authorities and engineering partners. The discussion will cut through legacy debates and focus on practical strategies to mobilise private sector demand into bankable energy transition projects—at scale and speed.
Key Malaysian regions are positioning themselves as energy transition-ready states by enabling utility-scale access, fast-tracking permitting, and offering green infrastructure incentives. Meanwhile, large-scale C&I players are shifting from RE procurement to energy co-development models, creating new templates for partnerships.
3:10 PM - 3:40 PM
Afternoon Tea Break
3:40 PM - 3:50 PM
KEYNOTE
ASEAN Power Grid
3:50 PM - 4:40 PM
PANEL
Grid-Ready ASEAN: Unlocking Investment, Storage, and Policy Reform for Clean Power Scalability
Clean energy deployment across ASEAN is accelerating—but grid bottlenecks threaten to outpace ambition. Without significant upgrades in transmission infrastructure, storage integration, and regulatory clarity, gigawatt-scale renewables risk being stranded. According to IRENA, ASEAN must mobilise over US$120 billion by 2030 in grid, interconnection, and flexibility assets—including Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)—to maintain energy security while scaling renewables to meet 2030 targets.
This panel brings together grid operators, policymakers, financiers, and technology providers to unpack what readiness really means—and how to get there. As Malaysia prepares to operationalise and evolve mechanisms such as CGPP and CRESS, and other ASEAN nations launch grid flexibility programs, the region sits at a critical inflection point.
4:40 PM - 5:30 PM
PANEL
Frontiers of the Transition: Scaling the InfraGreen Opportunity for ASEAN's Clean Mobility and Infrastructure Future
To close Day One, this high-impact panel looks ahead to what’s next: the infrastructure ecosystems that must now be developed to power ASEAN’s decarbonisation and economic transformation through the 2030s. It’s also the official curtain-raiser to “InfraGreen”—CETA’s next flagship initiative, focused on scaling low- and zero-carbon infrastructure across Asia.
At the heart of this transformation lies the convergence of mobility, energy, and digital infrastructure—a new frontier where automotive innovators, infrastructure developers, utilities, and policymakers must collaborate at speed and scale.
This session will spotlight how leading OEMs, regional governments, and institutional investors are driving the transition from roadmap to reality. From clean logistics corridors and integrated EV charging networks to green industrial zones and data-energy hubs, the panel will showcase where investments are flowing, how projects are being structured, and what collaborative models are emerging.
With corporate demand, urbanisation, and digitalisation rising in lockstep, ASEAN has a limited window to build smart, clean, and connected infrastructure—and position itself as a global leader in sustainable development.
DAY 1
10 DEC
DAY 2
11 DEC
DAY 3
12 DEC
08:00 AM - 09:00 AM
Registration & Networking
08:45 AM - 09:00 AM
VIP Arrival & Protocol
09:00 AM - 09:05 AM
WELCOME REMARKS
Opening by MC & National Anthem
09:05 AM - 09:10 AM
OPENING REMARKS
Opening Remarks by Organiser
09:10 AM - 09:20 AM
SPECIAL ADDRESS
Delivering a Just and Investable Transition
09:20 AM - 09:30 AM
SPECIAL ADDRESS
From Moleclues to Megawatts: Powering ASEAN's Pragmatic Energy Future
09:30 AM - 09:40 AM
SPECIAL ADDRESS
Mobility Keynote - Pathways to Net-Zero Mobility in ASEAN
09:40 AM - 09:50 AM
MINISTERIAL KEYNOTE
Malaysia's Clean Energy Leadership in ASEAN's Net-Zero Transition
Our GOH outlines Malaysia’s strategy under the National Energy Transition Roadmap (NETR) to raise RE share to 70% by 2050. The keynote will signal policy certainty, domestic targets, and Malaysia’s intent to serve as a clean energy hub and regional convener.
Investment Signal: USD 135B in clean energy investment opportunity
Outcomes: Clear direction for investors on regulatory stability, priority sectors, and national partnership opportunities.
09:50 AM - 10:00 AM
Opening Ceremony
10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
Morning Tea Break
10:40 AM - 11:30 AM
PANEL
Bridging the Transition: Building ASEAN's Pragmatic Clean Energy Future
In a region as diverse as ASEAN, where economic, infrastructural, and energy realities vary widely, a pragmatic and inclusive energy transition is not just ideal—it’s essential. This high-level opening panel brings together senior leaders from international energy majors, national oil and gas companies, regional utilities, and renewable energy developers to explore how a collaborative bridge strategy between hydrocarbons—particularly gas and LNG—and clean and renewable energies can accelerate ASEAN’s path to net zero.
As the energy mix evolves, gas and LNG continue to play a pivotal role in balancing grids, ensuring energy security, and enabling the scale-up of renewable energy. At the same time, the integration of transition fuels must be guided by affordability, long-term emissions reductions, and clear pathways to cleaner alternatives. This panel will offer a frank and forward-looking conversation about what such a bridge strategy means in practice—how to design policies, de-risk investments, develop supporting infrastructure, and form cross-sector partnerships that enable a just, secure, and investable clean energy transition for ASEAN.
11:30 AM - 11:45 AM
INNOVATION SHOWCASE
Aurora Energy Research
11:45 AM - 12:00 PM
SPECIAL REPORT PRESENTATION
Energy Transition Financing Trends
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Networking Lunch
1:30 PM - 1:45 PM
KEYNOTE
Net-Zero Digital Infrastructure for Malaysia and ASEAN
As ASEAN accelerates its shift toward clean energy, the challenge is not simply to replace hydrocarbons, but to re-engineer energy systems that are pragmatic, resilient, and investable. This forward-looking keynote by a global energy major explores how a “molecules to megawatts” strategy—integrating gas, renewables, and new energy solutions—can anchor the region’s transition in realism and results.
Delivered immediately after the opening “Transition Bridge” panel, this keynote will elevate the conversation from partnership frameworks to project delivery—reinforcing TotalEnergies’ position as a long-term partner to ASEAN in shaping a pragmatic and secure energy future.
1:45 PM - 2:00 PM
KEYNOTE
Malaysia’s Green Advantage: Why Malaysia Leads the Charge in SEA’s Sustainable Energy Investment
1:45 PM - 2:20 PM
PANEL
Financing the Integrated Transition: Mobilising Capital Across Molecules, Megawatts, and Markets
An integrated clean energy transition for ASEAN—one that pragmatically blends gas, renewables, hydrogen, and grid infrastructure—demands an equally integrated financing strategy. This panel builds directly on the preceding conversations on ASEAN’s transition bridge and the evolving role of energy majors to ask a fundamental question: How can public and private finance step up to back the full spectrum of transition investments, from gas infrastructure and grid upgrades to utility-scale renewables and clean molecules?
Panelists will explore how the financial sector can adapt to support blended portfolios, finance transitional fuels without greenwashing, and design instruments that reflect the energy realities of emerging Asia. From Global Banking majros and DFIs to sovereign investors and corporate financiers, the discussion will examine how new capital structures, risk mitigation tools, and regional policy signals can accelerate bankability across a diversified project pipeline.
2:20 PM - 3:10 PM
PANEL
Powering the Demand Curve: Strategies to Capture ASEAN's Surging C&I Clean Energy Opportunity
Clean energy demand from ASEAN’s commercial and industrial (C&I) sector is outpacing policy ambition and grid readiness. By 2030, clean energy procurement by C&I players in the region is forecast to grow at 18–22% CAGR, driven by hyperscale data centre expansion, export-oriented manufacturing, and corporate decarbonization mandates. The market for renewable energy procurement in the C&I segment alone is expected to surpass US$30 billion by 2030.
This panel brings together decision-makers who are shaping and responding to this demand curve—from sustainability leaders and project developers to regional authorities and engineering partners. The discussion will cut through legacy debates and focus on practical strategies to mobilise private sector demand into bankable energy transition projects—at scale and speed.
Key Malaysian regions are positioning themselves as energy transition-ready states by enabling utility-scale access, fast-tracking permitting, and offering green infrastructure incentives. Meanwhile, large-scale C&I players are shifting from RE procurement to energy co-development models, creating new templates for partnerships.
3:10 PM - 3:40 PM
Afternoon Tea Break
3:40 PM - 3:50 PM
KEYNOTE
ASEAN Power Grid
3:50 PM - 4:40 PM
PANEL
Grid-Ready ASEAN: Unlocking Investment, Storage, and Policy Reform for Clean Power Scalability
Clean energy deployment across ASEAN is accelerating—but grid bottlenecks threaten to outpace ambition. Without significant upgrades in transmission infrastructure, storage integration, and regulatory clarity, gigawatt-scale renewables risk being stranded. According to IRENA, ASEAN must mobilise over US$120 billion by 2030 in grid, interconnection, and flexibility assets—including Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)—to maintain energy security while scaling renewables to meet 2030 targets.
This panel brings together grid operators, policymakers, financiers, and technology providers to unpack what readiness really means—and how to get there. As Malaysia prepares to operationalise and evolve mechanisms such as CGPP and CRESS, and other ASEAN nations launch grid flexibility programs, the region sits at a critical inflection point.
4:40 PM - 5:30 PM
PANEL
Frontiers of the Transition: Scaling the InfraGreen Opportunity for ASEAN's Clean Mobility and Infrastructure Future
To close Day One, this high-impact panel looks ahead to what’s next: the infrastructure ecosystems that must now be developed to power ASEAN’s decarbonisation and economic transformation through the 2030s. It’s also the official curtain-raiser to “InfraGreen”—CETA’s next flagship initiative, focused on scaling low- and zero-carbon infrastructure across Asia.
At the heart of this transformation lies the convergence of mobility, energy, and digital infrastructure—a new frontier where automotive innovators, infrastructure developers, utilities, and policymakers must collaborate at speed and scale.
This session will spotlight how leading OEMs, regional governments, and institutional investors are driving the transition from roadmap to reality. From clean logistics corridors and integrated EV charging networks to green industrial zones and data-energy hubs, the panel will showcase where investments are flowing, how projects are being structured, and what collaborative models are emerging.
With corporate demand, urbanisation, and digitalisation rising in lockstep, ASEAN has a limited window to build smart, clean, and connected infrastructure—and position itself as a global leader in sustainable development.
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Secure your summit pass for full access and save 20% with the early bird rate!
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