DAY 1

4 NOV

DAY 2

5 NOV

08:30

Registration & Welcome Coffee

09:00 - 09:10

OPENING ADDRESS • 10 min

ASEAN's Execution-Critical Decade

Setting the commercial and strategic frame for CETA 2026. Where the region stands on deployment versus ambition, and what this programme will deliver.

Speaker

09:10 - 09:25

KEYNOTE • 15 min

Regulating for the Transition: How Malaysia Is Rebuilding the Rules of the Power Market

Malaysia's electricity demand hit a record peak in 2025 — and the grid, the tariff, and the market rules now have to carry both that growth and the clean energy transition at once. This keynote presents the Energy Commission's regulatory response: opening grid access, evolving the tariff structure under RP4, and building the market mechanisms that channel private and corporate capital into clean energy.

09:25 - 09:40

KEYNOTE • 15 min

Policy Into Practice: What APAEC 2026–2030 Means for ASEAN's Energy Transition

ASEAN has committed to 35% RE installed capacity by 2035, yet project pipelines tell a different story. Drawing on the ASEAN Renewable Energy Long-Term Roadmap and APAEC 2026–2030, this keynote identifies where APAEC priorities are gaining traction — and where the gaps between regional policy commitments and on-the-ground execution are widest.

09:40 - 09:55

KEYNOTE • 15 min

The Global Energy Outlook: What World Energy Trends Mean for ASEAN

The forces shaping ASEAN's transition increasingly originate outside the region — global investment flows, fossil fuel markets, technology cost curves, and the policy moves of major economies. This keynote sets the wider frame before the summit turns to ASEAN specifics: where global energy demand and capital are heading, how the economics of clean technology are shifting worldwide, and what those external currents mean in practice for the pace, cost, and direction of Southeast Asia's own energy transition.

Speaker

09:55 - 10:25

FIRESIDE CHAT • 30 min

ASEAN at 2030: IEA and ACE on the Critical Success Factors for the Region's Energy Goals

With 2030 now in clear view, the question is no longer whether ASEAN's targets are ambitious but whether they are achievable — and what it will take. In this dialogue, the IEA and ACE map the pathways still open to the region: the policy, investment, and infrastructure moves that separate the targets ASEAN will meet from those at risk, and the critical success factors that will determine which 2030 goals are delivered on the ground.

Speaker

10:25 - 11:15

PANEL • 50 min

Bridging the Transition: Why ASEAN's Energy Future Runs on Gas AND Renewables

Gas and LNG currently account for over 40% of ASEAN's power generation mix — and that share is not declining fast enough to be replaced by renewables alone this decade. This panel maps how energy majors, NOCs, and RE developers are sequencing gas and renewables investment across Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Thailand: what the hybrid dispatch models look like, where LNG infrastructure is being leveraged, and how transition fuel strategies are being built into project pipelines.

11:15

Morning Coffee & Networking

11:30 - 11:40

KEYNOTE • 10 min

Building the Grid for 70% RE: The ASEAN Utility Perspective

Scaling renewables without a grid to match is not a transition — it's a bottleneck. This keynote presents the regionwide grid readiness picture: where interconnection capacity stands today, how member utilities are approaching transmission investment under APAEC 2026–2030, and the practical constraints — grid code harmonisation, interconnection bottlenecks — that national plans consistently underestimate.

11:40 - 12:30

PANEL • 50 min

Grid Bottlenecks to Grid Readiness: Closing ASEAN's USD 120 Billion Infrastructure Gap by 2030

ASEAN needs over USD 120 billion in grid, interconnection, and flexibility assets by 2030 — and the clock is running. This panel maps the specific bottlenecks holding back that investment and the policy, financing, and technology levers most likely to unlock them, including the ASEAN Power Grid progress and the Lao PDR–Malaysia–Singapore multilateral trading framework.

Speaker

12:30

Networking Lunch

14:00 - 14:30

Arrival of Guests for the CETA 2026 Opening Ceremony

14:30 - 14:40

WELCOME ADDRESS • 10 min

Welcome Address by the Organiser

Framing the two-day commercial agenda and the role of CETA 2026 in ASEAN's execution-critical decade

Speaker

14:40 - 14:50

KEYNOTE • 10 min (Sponsor)

Fuelling the Transition: How Integrated Energy Companies Are Bridging Gas and Renewables in ASEAN

As ASEAN's energy mix evolves, integrated energy companies are uniquely positioned to deploy gas and renewables in tandem — accelerating the transition without compromising energy security. This keynote sets out what that integrated model looks like in practice across the region's most dynamic markets.

14:50 - 15:00

KEYNOTE • 10 min (Sponsor)

Grid-First: TNB's RM43 Billion Modernisation Drive and the Opportunities It Opens

Under Regulatory Period 4, TNB is deploying RM43 billion through 2027 to modernise Malaysia's national grid — the backbone on which the country's renewable ambitions and its data-centre boom both depend. This keynote details the investment drive and where it creates room to collaborate: the cluster-based strategy concentrating transmission upgrades in high-growth corridors, the Green Lane Pathway that has cut data-centre connection times from 36 months to as little as 12, and the partnership opportunities the programme opens for developers, technology providers, and large energy buyers.

15:00 - 15:10

KEYNOTE • 10 min

Scaling Solar: The C&I Procurement Playbook Driving ASEAN's Next Growth Phase

Corporate and industrial solar deployment is moving faster than policy can keep up. This keynote presents the contract structures, financing models, and market conditions that are making large-scale C&I solar procurement work — and what the next phase of growth looks like across ASEAN.

15:10 - 15:25

GUEST OF HONOUR KEYNOTE • 15 min

Sovereignty, Security and Scale: Malaysia's Energy Transition Mandate

The host minister sets out Malaysia's strategic agenda under NETR and PETRA — the national priorities, crossborder cooperation frameworks, and investment commitments that will define Malaysia's role in ASEAN's energy transition over the next five years.

15:30

LAUNCH OF CLEAN ENERGY TRANSITION ASIA (CETA)

15:30

Afternoon Break, VIP Exhibition Tour & Press Briefing

A CORPORATE BUYER'S REALITY | A FIRESIDE SERIES + SYNTHESIS PANEL

16:00 - 16:20

FIRESIDE CHAT Co-presented with DCIA • 20 min

Power Hungry: What AI-Era Data Centres Actually Need from ASEAN's Clean Energy Market

AI-era data centre demand is reshaping ASEAN's clean energy economics faster than the market can respond. This session walks through the procurement reality, what they are buying now, what the market is not yet providing, and how the playbook is evolving as compute density, 24/7 carbon-free energy requirements, and grid capacity constraints collide.

Moderator

16:20 - 16:40

FIRESIDE CHAT Co-presented with SEMI • 20 min

From Brand Commitment to Supply Chain Reality: How ASEAN's Electronics Manufacturers Are Closing the Clean Energy Gap

Global electronics brands are embedding clean energy requirements directly into supplier contracts. For ASEAN's manufacturers, renewable procurement is no longer a CSR consideration — it is a market access condition. But the gap between what global customers demand and what ASEAN's energy market can actually deliver remains wide. Co-presented with SEMI, this fireside chat puts that tension on the table directly: a global brand sustainability leader and a senior Malaysian manufacturing representative examine where the procurement playbook is working — and where it is not.

16:40 - 17:00

FIRESIDE CHAT • 20 min

The Smart Data Centre: Engineering the AI Factory for a Constrained Grid

ASEAN's data centre operators are committing gigawatts of new IT load just as grid capacity, clean power supply, and water resources come under pressure. This fireside goes inside the smart data centre: how AI workloads are rewriting facility design and energy procurement — liquid cooling for extreme density, sub-1.3 PUE, recycled-water systems, onsite generation, and first-of-their-kind renewable PPAs — what grid-interactive data centres can offer utilities, and what the clean energy market must deliver for the region's next wave of digital infrastructure to be built green.

17:00 - 17:20

FIRESIDE CHAT • 20 min

From Barrels to Balance Sheet: How PETRONAS Is Embedding Decarbonisation Across the Value Chain

For an integrated energy major, decarbonisation is not a communications exercise — it is an enterprise transformation. This fireside puts PETRONAS's Chief Sustainability Officer at the centre of a structured commercial dialogue: how the company is translating its Net Zero Carbon Emissions aspiration into operational decisions and supply chain expectations, and what the broader industrial ecosystem in ASEAN must deliver for large, capital-intensive enterprises to accelerate their transition commitments.

17:20 - 17:40

FIRESIDE CHAT • 20 min

Field to Factory: How ASEAN's Agrifood Sector Is Tackling Its Clean Energy Challenge

ASEAN's agrifood sector is energy-intensive, Scope-3-exposed, and under growing pressure from MNC buyers and supply chain disclosure requirements. This session sets out the procurement playbook — what is working at scale, where it stalls, and how the next wave of clean energy investment is being pushed into the sector.

17:40 - 18:20

PANEL • 40 min

Closing the Loop: Translating Buyer Demand into Developer and Capital Action

Building directly on the three sector firesides, this panel translates buyer voices into a developer and capital-facing action map. Senior practitioners respond to what they just heard — mapping the contract structures buyers are signalling, where developers can move first, what regulators need to address, and what capital is willing to underwrite to meet the demand.

Speaker

18:20 - 18:30

CLOSING ADDRESS • 10 min

Closing Remark by Organiser


Speaker

DAY 1

4 NOV

DAY 2

5 NOV

08:30

Registration & Welcome Coffee

09:00 - 09:10

OPENING ADDRESS • 10 min

ASEAN's Execution-Critical Decade

Setting the commercial and strategic frame for CETA 2026. Where the region stands on deployment versus ambition, and what this programme will deliver.

Speaker

09:10 - 09:25

KEYNOTE • 15 min

Regulating for the Transition: How Malaysia Is Rebuilding the Rules of the Power Market

Malaysia's electricity demand hit a record peak in 2025 — and the grid, the tariff, and the market rules now have to carry both that growth and the clean energy transition at once. This keynote presents the Energy Commission's regulatory response: opening grid access, evolving the tariff structure under RP4, and building the market mechanisms that channel private and corporate capital into clean energy.

09:25 - 09:40

KEYNOTE • 15 min

Policy Into Practice: What APAEC 2026–2030 Means for ASEAN's Energy Transition

ASEAN has committed to 35% RE installed capacity by 2035, yet project pipelines tell a different story. Drawing on the ASEAN Renewable Energy Long-Term Roadmap and APAEC 2026–2030, this keynote identifies where APAEC priorities are gaining traction — and where the gaps between regional policy commitments and on-the-ground execution are widest.

09:40 - 09:55

KEYNOTE • 15 min

The Global Energy Outlook: What World Energy Trends Mean for ASEAN

The forces shaping ASEAN's transition increasingly originate outside the region — global investment flows, fossil fuel markets, technology cost curves, and the policy moves of major economies. This keynote sets the wider frame before the summit turns to ASEAN specifics: where global energy demand and capital are heading, how the economics of clean technology are shifting worldwide, and what those external currents mean in practice for the pace, cost, and direction of Southeast Asia's own energy transition.

Speaker

09:55 - 10:25

FIRESIDE CHAT • 30 min

ASEAN at 2030: IEA and ACE on the Critical Success Factors for the Region's Energy Goals

With 2030 now in clear view, the question is no longer whether ASEAN's targets are ambitious but whether they are achievable — and what it will take. In this dialogue, the IEA and ACE map the pathways still open to the region: the policy, investment, and infrastructure moves that separate the targets ASEAN will meet from those at risk, and the critical success factors that will determine which 2030 goals are delivered on the ground.

Speakers

10:25 - 11:15

PANEL • 50 min

Bridging the Transition: Why ASEAN's Energy Future Runs on Gas AND Renewables

Gas and LNG currently account for over 40% of ASEAN's power generation mix — and that share is not declining fast enough to be replaced by renewables alone this decade. This panel maps how energy majors, NOCs, and RE developers are sequencing gas and renewables investment across Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Thailand: what the hybrid dispatch models look like, where LNG infrastructure is being leveraged, and how transition fuel strategies are being built into project pipelines.

11:15

Morning Coffee & Networking

11:30 - 11:40

KEYNOTE • 10 min

Building the Grid for 70% RE: The ASEAN Utility Perspective

Scaling renewables without a grid to match is not a transition — it's a bottleneck. This keynote presents the regionwide grid readiness picture: where interconnection capacity stands today, how member utilities are approaching transmission investment under APAEC 2026–2030, and the practical constraints — grid code harmonisation, interconnection bottlenecks — that national plans consistently underestimate.

11:40 - 12:30

PANEL • 50 min

Grid Bottlenecks to Grid Readiness: Closing ASEAN's USD 120 Billion Infrastructure Gap by 2030

ASEAN needs over USD 120 billion in grid, interconnection, and flexibility assets by 2030 — and the clock is running. This panel maps the specific bottlenecks holding back that investment and the policy, financing, and technology levers most likely to unlock them, including the ASEAN Power Grid progress and the Lao PDR–Malaysia–Singapore multilateral trading framework.

Speaker

12:30

Networking Lunch

14:00 - 14:30

Arrival of Guests for the CETA 2026 Opening Ceremony

14:30 - 14:40

WELCOME ADDRESS • 10 min

Welcome Address by the Organiser

Framing the two-day commercial agenda and the role of CETA 2026 in ASEAN's execution-critical decade

Speaker

14:40 - 14:50

KEYNOTE • 10 min (Sponsor)

Fuelling the Transition: How Integrated Energy Companies Are Bridging Gas and Renewables in ASEAN

As ASEAN's energy mix evolves, integrated energy companies are uniquely positioned to deploy gas and renewables in tandem — accelerating the transition without compromising energy security. This keynote sets out what that integrated model looks like in practice across the region's most dynamic markets.

14:50 - 15:00

KEYNOTE • 10 min (Sponsor)

Grid-First: TNB's RM43 Billion Modernisation Drive and the Opportunities It Opens

Under Regulatory Period 4, TNB is deploying RM43 billion through 2027 to modernise Malaysia's national grid — the backbone on which the country's renewable ambitions and its data-centre boom both depend. This keynote details the investment drive and where it creates room to collaborate: the cluster-based strategy concentrating transmission upgrades in high-growth corridors, the Green Lane Pathway that has cut data-centre connection times from 36 months to as little as 12, and the partnership opportunities the programme opens for developers, technology providers, and large energy buyers.

15:00 - 15:10

KEYNOTE • 10 min

Scaling Solar: The C&I Procurement Playbook Driving ASEAN's Next Growth Phase

Corporate and industrial solar deployment is moving faster than policy can keep up. This keynote presents the contract structures, financing models, and market conditions that are making large-scale C&I solar procurement work — and what the next phase of growth looks like across ASEAN.

15:10 - 15:25

GUEST OF HONOUR KEYNOTE • 15 min

Sovereignty, Security and Scale: Malaysia's Energy Transition Mandate

The host minister sets out Malaysia's strategic agenda under NETR and PETRA — the national priorities, crossborder cooperation frameworks, and investment commitments that will define Malaysia's role in ASEAN's energy transition over the next five years.

15:30

LAUNCH OF CLEAN ENERGY TRANSITION ASIA (CETA)

15:30

Afternoon Break, VIP Exhibition Tour & Press Briefing

A CORPORATE BUYER'S REALITY | A FIRESIDE SERIES + SYNTHESIS PANEL

16:00 - 16:20

FIRESIDE CHAT Co-presented with DCIA • 20 min

Power Hungry: What AI-Era Data Centres Actually Need from ASEAN's Clean Energy Market

AI-era data centre demand is reshaping ASEAN's clean energy economics faster than the market can respond. This session walks through the procurement reality, what they are buying now, what the market is not yet providing, and how the playbook is evolving as compute density, 24/7 carbon-free energy requirements, and grid capacity constraints collide.

Moderator

16:20 - 16:40

FIRESIDE CHAT Co-presented with SEMI • 20 min

From Brand Commitment to Supply Chain Reality: How ASEAN's Electronics Manufacturers Are Closing the Clean Energy Gap

Global electronics brands are embedding clean energy requirements directly into supplier contracts. For ASEAN's manufacturers, renewable procurement is no longer a CSR consideration — it is a market access condition. But the gap between what global customers demand and what ASEAN's energy market can actually deliver remains wide. Co-presented with SEMI, this fireside chat puts that tension on the table directly: a global brand sustainability leader and a senior Malaysian manufacturing representative examine where the procurement playbook is working — and where it is not.

16:40 - 17:00

FIRESIDE CHAT • 20 min

The Smart Data Centre: Engineering the AI Factory for a Constrained Grid

ASEAN's data centre operators are committing gigawatts of new IT load just as grid capacity, clean power supply, and water resources come under pressure. This fireside goes inside the smart data centre: how AI workloads are rewriting facility design and energy procurement — liquid cooling for extreme density, sub-1.3 PUE, recycled-water systems, onsite generation, and first-of-their-kind renewable PPAs — what grid-interactive data centres can offer utilities, and what the clean energy market must deliver for the region's next wave of digital infrastructure to be built green.

17:00 - 17:20

FIRESIDE CHAT • 20 min

From Barrels to Balance Sheet: How PETRONAS Is Embedding Decarbonisation Across the Value Chain

For an integrated energy major, decarbonisation is not a communications exercise — it is an enterprise transformation. This fireside puts PETRONAS's Chief Sustainability Officer at the centre of a structured commercial dialogue: how the company is translating its Net Zero Carbon Emissions aspiration into operational decisions and supply chain expectations, and what the broader industrial ecosystem in ASEAN must deliver for large, capital-intensive enterprises to accelerate their transition commitments.

17:20 - 17:40

FIRESIDE CHAT • 20 min

Field to Factory: How ASEAN's Agrifood Sector Is Tackling Its Clean Energy Challenge

ASEAN's agrifood sector is energy-intensive, Scope-3-exposed, and under growing pressure from MNC buyers and supply chain disclosure requirements. This session sets out the procurement playbook — what is working at scale, where it stalls, and how the next wave of clean energy investment is being pushed into the sector.

17:40 - 18:20

PANEL • 40 min

Closing the Loop: Translating Buyer Demand into Developer and Capital Action

Building directly on the three sector firesides, this panel translates buyer voices into a developer and capital-facing action map. Senior practitioners respond to what they just heard — mapping the contract structures buyers are signalling, where developers can move first, what regulators need to address, and what capital is willing to underwrite to meet the demand.

Speaker

18:20 - 18:30

CLOSING ADDRESS • 10 min

Closing Remark by Organiser


Speaker

DAY 1

4 NOV

DAY 2

5 NOV

08:30

Registration & Welcome Coffee

09:00 - 09:10

OPENING ADDRESS • 10 min

ASEAN's Execution-Critical Decade

Setting the commercial and strategic frame for CETA 2026. Where the region stands on deployment versus ambition, and what this programme will deliver.

Speaker

09:10 - 09:25

KEYNOTE • 15 min

Regulating for the Transition: How Malaysia Is Rebuilding the Rules of the Power Market

Malaysia's electricity demand hit a record peak in 2025 — and the grid, the tariff, and the market rules now have to carry both that growth and the clean energy transition at once. This keynote presents the Energy Commission's regulatory response: opening grid access, evolving the tariff structure under RP4, and building the market mechanisms that channel private and corporate capital into clean energy.

09:25 - 09:40

KEYNOTE • 15 min

Policy Into Practice: What APAEC 2026–2030 Means for ASEAN's Energy Transition

ASEAN has committed to 35% RE installed capacity by 2035, yet project pipelines tell a different story. Drawing on the ASEAN Renewable Energy Long-Term Roadmap and APAEC 2026–2030, this keynote identifies where APAEC priorities are gaining traction — and where the gaps between regional policy commitments and on-the-ground execution are widest.

09:40 - 09:55

KEYNOTE • 15 min

The Global Energy Outlook: What World Energy Trends Mean for ASEAN

The forces shaping ASEAN's transition increasingly originate outside the region — global investment flows, fossil fuel markets, technology cost curves, and the policy moves of major economies. This keynote sets the wider frame before the summit turns to ASEAN specifics: where global energy demand and capital are heading, how the economics of clean technology are shifting worldwide, and what those external currents mean in practice for the pace, cost, and direction of Southeast Asia's own energy transition.

Speaker

09:55 - 10:25

FIRESIDE CHAT • 30 min

ASEAN at 2030: IEA and ACE on the Critical Success Factors for the Region's Energy Goals

With 2030 now in clear view, the question is no longer whether ASEAN's targets are ambitious but whether they are achievable — and what it will take. In this dialogue, the IEA and ACE map the pathways still open to the region: the policy, investment, and infrastructure moves that separate the targets ASEAN will meet from those at risk, and the critical success factors that will determine which 2030 goals are delivered on the ground.

Speakers

10:25 - 11:15

PANEL • 50 min

Bridging the Transition: Why ASEAN's Energy Future Runs on Gas AND Renewables

Gas and LNG currently account for over 40% of ASEAN's power generation mix — and that share is not declining fast enough to be replaced by renewables alone this decade. This panel maps how energy majors, NOCs, and RE developers are sequencing gas and renewables investment across Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Thailand: what the hybrid dispatch models look like, where LNG infrastructure is being leveraged, and how transition fuel strategies are being built into project pipelines.

11:15

Morning Coffee & Networking

11:30 - 11:40

KEYNOTE • 10 min

Building the Grid for 70% RE: The ASEAN Utility Perspective

Scaling renewables without a grid to match is not a transition — it's a bottleneck. This keynote presents the regionwide grid readiness picture: where interconnection capacity stands today, how member utilities are approaching transmission investment under APAEC 2026–2030, and the practical constraints — grid code harmonisation, interconnection bottlenecks — that national plans consistently underestimate.

11:40 - 12:30

PANEL • 50 min

Grid Bottlenecks to Grid Readiness: Closing ASEAN's USD 120 Billion Infrastructure Gap by 2030

ASEAN needs over USD 120 billion in grid, interconnection, and flexibility assets by 2030 — and the clock is running. This panel maps the specific bottlenecks holding back that investment and the policy, financing, and technology levers most likely to unlock them, including the ASEAN Power Grid progress and the Lao PDR–Malaysia–Singapore multilateral trading framework.

Speaker

12:30

Networking Lunch

14:00 - 14:30

Arrival of Guests for the CETA 2026 Opening Ceremony

14:30 - 14:40

WELCOME ADDRESS • 10 min

Welcome Address by the Organiser

Framing the two-day commercial agenda and the role of CETA 2026 in ASEAN's execution-critical decade

Speaker

14:40 - 14:50

KEYNOTE • 10 min (Sponsor)

Fuelling the Transition: How Integrated Energy Companies Are Bridging Gas and Renewables in ASEAN

As ASEAN's energy mix evolves, integrated energy companies are uniquely positioned to deploy gas and renewables in tandem — accelerating the transition without compromising energy security. This keynote sets out what that integrated model looks like in practice across the region's most dynamic markets.

14:50 - 15:00

KEYNOTE • 10 min (Sponsor)

Grid-First: TNB's RM43 Billion Modernisation Drive and the Opportunities It Opens

Under Regulatory Period 4, TNB is deploying RM43 billion through 2027 to modernise Malaysia's national grid — the backbone on which the country's renewable ambitions and its data-centre boom both depend. This keynote details the investment drive and where it creates room to collaborate: the cluster-based strategy concentrating transmission upgrades in high-growth corridors, the Green Lane Pathway that has cut data-centre connection times from 36 months to as little as 12, and the partnership opportunities the programme opens for developers, technology providers, and large energy buyers.

15:00 - 15:10

KEYNOTE • 10 min

Scaling Solar: The C&I Procurement Playbook Driving ASEAN's Next Growth Phase

Corporate and industrial solar deployment is moving faster than policy can keep up. This keynote presents the contract structures, financing models, and market conditions that are making large-scale C&I solar procurement work — and what the next phase of growth looks like across ASEAN.

15:10 - 15:25

GUEST OF HONOUR KEYNOTE • 15 min

Sovereignty, Security and Scale: Malaysia's Energy Transition Mandate

The host minister sets out Malaysia's strategic agenda under NETR and PETRA — the national priorities, crossborder cooperation frameworks, and investment commitments that will define Malaysia's role in ASEAN's energy transition over the next five years.

15:30

LAUNCH OF CLEAN ENERGY TRANSITION ASIA (CETA)

15:30

Afternoon Break, VIP Exhibition Tour & Press Briefing

A CORPORATE BUYER'S REALITY | A FIRESIDE SERIES + SYNTHESIS PANEL

16:00 - 16:20

FIRESIDE CHAT Co-presented with DCIA • 20 min

Power Hungry: What AI-Era Data Centres Actually Need from ASEAN's Clean Energy Market

AI-era data centre demand is reshaping ASEAN's clean energy economics faster than the market can respond. This session walks through the procurement reality, what they are buying now, what the market is not yet providing, and how the playbook is evolving as compute density, 24/7 carbon-free energy requirements, and grid capacity constraints collide.

Moderator

16:20 - 16:40

FIRESIDE CHAT Co-presented with SEMI • 20 min

From Brand Commitment to Supply Chain Reality: How ASEAN's Electronics Manufacturers Are Closing the Clean Energy Gap

Global electronics brands are embedding clean energy requirements directly into supplier contracts. For ASEAN's manufacturers, renewable procurement is no longer a CSR consideration — it is a market access condition. But the gap between what global customers demand and what ASEAN's energy market can actually deliver remains wide. Co-presented with SEMI, this fireside chat puts that tension on the table directly: a global brand sustainability leader and a senior Malaysian manufacturing representative examine where the procurement playbook is working — and where it is not.

16:40 - 17:00

FIRESIDE CHAT • 20 min

The Smart Data Centre: Engineering the AI Factory for a Constrained Grid

ASEAN's data centre operators are committing gigawatts of new IT load just as grid capacity, clean power supply, and water resources come under pressure. This fireside goes inside the smart data centre: how AI workloads are rewriting facility design and energy procurement — liquid cooling for extreme density, sub-1.3 PUE, recycled-water systems, onsite generation, and first-of-their-kind renewable PPAs — what grid-interactive data centres can offer utilities, and what the clean energy market must deliver for the region's next wave of digital infrastructure to be built green.

17:00 - 17:20

FIRESIDE CHAT • 20 min

From Barrels to Balance Sheet: How PETRONAS Is Embedding Decarbonisation Across the Value Chain

For an integrated energy major, decarbonisation is not a communications exercise — it is an enterprise transformation. This fireside puts PETRONAS's Chief Sustainability Officer at the centre of a structured commercial dialogue: how the company is translating its Net Zero Carbon Emissions aspiration into operational decisions and supply chain expectations, and what the broader industrial ecosystem in ASEAN must deliver for large, capital-intensive enterprises to accelerate their transition commitments.

17:20 - 17:40

FIRESIDE CHAT • 20 min

Field to Factory: How ASEAN's Agrifood Sector Is Tackling Its Clean Energy Challenge

ASEAN's agrifood sector is energy-intensive, Scope-3-exposed, and under growing pressure from MNC buyers and supply chain disclosure requirements. This session sets out the procurement playbook — what is working at scale, where it stalls, and how the next wave of clean energy investment is being pushed into the sector.

17:40 - 18:20

PANEL • 40 min

Closing the Loop: Translating Buyer Demand into Developer and Capital Action

Building directly on the three sector firesides, this panel translates buyer voices into a developer and capital-facing action map. Senior practitioners respond to what they just heard — mapping the contract structures buyers are signalling, where developers can move first, what regulators need to address, and what capital is willing to underwrite to meet the demand.

Speaker

18:20 - 18:30

CLOSING ADDRESS • 10 min

Closing Remark by Organiser


Speaker

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Organized by The C0_Lab

The C0_Lab unites global collaborators, creators, and changemakers to accelerate Asia’s journey to Net Zero. As the driving force behind Clean Energy Transition Asia and MobilityX, we are committed to fostering innovation and impactful partnerships for a sustainable future.