Sovereignty. Security. Scale.

Sovereignty. Security. Scale.

ASEAN’s Premier Platform For Converting Net Zero Ambition Into Energy Security & Sovereignty

ASEAN’s Premier Platform For Converting Net Zero Ambition Into Energy Security & Sovereignty

USD 400B+

USD 400B+

USD 400B+

Projected ASEAN clean energy investment by 2035

Projected ASEAN clean energy investment by 2035

Projected ASEAN clean energy investment by 2035

77%

77%

77%

Decision-makers in attendance at CETA 2025

Decision-makers in attendance at CETA 2025

Decision-makers in attendance at CETA 2025

10x

10x

10x

Growth in BESS deployment across Southeast Asia

Growth in BESS deployment across Southeast Asia

Growth in BESS deployment across Southeast Asia

947

947

947

Summit delegates at CETA 2025

Summit delegates at CETA 2025

Summit delegates at CETA 2025

Overview

Programme at a Glance

Why This Summit

ASEAN’s energy transition has entered an execution-critical decade. Capital is available. Technology is proven. What separates ambition from delivery is energy security and sovereignty, grid readiness, policy clarity, and the right strategic partners. The CETA Strategic Summit is where these converge.  

Hydrocarbons remain a critical bridge. CETA does not shy away from this reality. Gas and LNG are embedded throughout the programme — not as a concession, but as part of ASEAN’s energy security architecture, supplying grid firming, baseload continuity, and industrial heat as variable renewables scale. Sessions are designed to produce actionable, execution-ready outcomes — not advocacy. 

Over two days, CETA convenes the decision-makers who control project pipelines, procurement mandates, and capital allocation across ASEAN’s clean energy value chain. 

What You'll Walk Away With

Day 1 — Wednesday, 4 November 2026

Day 1 starts with the evidence. The IEA and the ASEAN Centre for Energy set out where the region stands against its targets and where trajectories diverge. The morning then works through the system's hardest constraints: gas in a renewables-led build- out, the transmission investment ASEAN needs, and what data-centre demand is doing to power markets.


The afternoon turns to Malaysia. The Opening Ceremony puts four perspectives on one stage: the national mandate from PETRA, the regulatory view from the Energy Commission, TNB's RM43 billion grid programme, and Sarawak's export ambitions. The demand side follows. Hyperscalers, semiconductor manufacturers and PETRONAS set out what large energy users need from the market.

Day 2 — Thursday, 5 November 2026

Day 2 widens the lens from national delivery to regional architecture and the capital required to build it. The morning moves from Malaysia's investment mandate under the 13th Malaysia Plan to cross-border partnerships and the ASEAN Power Grid. It then turns to the commercial terms of solar-plus-storage and how institutional capital is structuring the stack.


The afternoon looks at the grid of the future across DER, storage and digital networks. It tests which green hydrogen projects are genuinely nearing investment decision, and closes on energy security in a more volatile world.

Session Formats

Keynotes

10 minutes of insight and vision-setting from senior decision-makers

Panels

40 minutes of moderated dialogue focused on commercial relevance

Fireside Chats

20 minutes of intimate, candid conversation

Innovation Pitches

20 minutes of start-up solutions ready for ASEAN deployment

Overview

Programme at a Glance

Why This Summit

ASEAN’s energy transition has entered an execution-critical decade. Capital is available. Technology is proven. What separates ambition from delivery is energy security and sovereignty, grid readiness, policy clarity, and the right strategic partners. The CETA Strategic Summit is where these converge.  

Hydrocarbons remain a critical bridge. CETA does not shy away from this reality. Gas and LNG are embedded throughout the programme — not as a concession, but as part of ASEAN’s energy security architecture, supplying grid firming, baseload continuity, and industrial heat as variable renewables scale. Sessions are designed to produce actionable, execution-ready outcomes — not advocacy. 

Over two days, CETA convenes the decision-makers who control project pipelines, procurement mandates, and capital allocation across ASEAN’s clean energy value chain. 

What You'll Walk Away With

DAY 1 — Wednesday,
4 November 2026

Day 1 starts with the evidence. The IEA and the ASEAN Centre for Energy set out where the region stands against its targets and where trajectories diverge. The morning then works through the system's hardest constraints: gas in a renewables-led build- out, the transmission investment ASEAN needs, and what data-centre demand is doing to power markets.


The afternoon turns to Malaysia. The Opening Ceremony puts four perspectives on one stage: the national mandate from PETRA, the regulatory view from the Energy Commission, TNB's RM43 billion grid programme, and Sarawak's export ambitions. The demand side follows. Hyperscalers, semiconductor manufacturers and PETRONAS set out what large energy users need from the market.

DAY 2 — Thursday,
5 November 2026

Day 2 widens the lens from national delivery to regional architecture and the capital required to build it. The morning moves from Malaysia's investment mandate under the 13th Malaysia Plan to cross-border partnerships and the ASEAN Power Grid. It then turns to the commercial terms of solar-plus-storage and how institutional capital is structuring the stack.


The afternoon looks at the grid of the future across DER, storage and digital networks. It tests which green hydrogen projects are genuinely nearing investment decision, and closes on energy security in a more volatile world.

Session Formats

Keynotes

10 minutes of insight and vision-setting from senior decision-makers

Panels

40 minutes of moderated dialogue focused on commercial relevance

Fireside Chats

20 minutes of intimate, candid conversation

Innovation Pitches

20 minutes of start-up solutions ready for ASEAN deployment

Overview

Programme at a Glance

Why This Summit

ASEAN’s energy transition has entered an execution-critical decade. Capital is available. Technology is proven. What separates ambition from delivery is energy security and sovereignty, grid readiness, policy clarity, and the right strategic partners. The CETA Strategic Summit is where these converge.  

Hydrocarbons remain a critical bridge. CETA does not shy away from this reality. Gas and LNG are embedded throughout the programme — not as a concession, but as part of ASEAN’s energy security architecture, supplying grid firming, baseload continuity, and industrial heat as variable renewables scale. Sessions are designed to produce actionable, execution-ready outcomes — not advocacy. 

Over two days, CETA convenes the decision-makers who control project pipelines, procurement mandates, and capital allocation across ASEAN’s clean energy value chain. 

What You'll Walk Away With

DAY 1 — Wednesday, 4 November
2026

Day 1 starts with the evidence. The IEA and the ASEAN Centre for Energy set out where the region stands against its targets and where trajectories diverge. The morning then works through the system's hardest constraints: gas in a renewables-led build- out, the transmission investment ASEAN needs, and what data-centre demand is doing to power markets.


The afternoon turns to Malaysia. The Opening Ceremony puts four perspectives on one stage: the national mandate from PETRA, the regulatory view from the Energy Commission, TNB's RM43 billion grid programme, and Sarawak's export ambitions. The demand side follows. Hyperscalers, semiconductor manufacturers and PETRONAS set out what large energy users need from the market.

DAY 2 — Thursday, 5 November
2026

Day 2 widens the lens from national delivery to regional architecture and the capital required to build it. The morning moves from Malaysia's investment mandate under the 13th Malaysia Plan to cross-border partnerships and the ASEAN Power Grid. It then turns to the commercial terms of solar-plus-storage and how institutional capital is structuring the stack.


The afternoon looks at the grid of the future across DER, storage and digital networks. It tests which green hydrogen projects are genuinely nearing investment decision, and closes on energy security in a more volatile world.

Session Formats

Keynotes

10 minutes of insight and vision-setting from senior decision-makers

Panels

40 minutes of moderated dialogue focused on commercial relevance

Fireside Chats

20 minutes of intimate, candid conversation

Innovation Pitches

20 minutes of start-up solutions ready for ASEAN deployment

Featured Speakers At CETA Summit 2026:

Featured Speakers At CETA Summit 2026:
  • YAB Datuk Amar Haji Fadillah bin Haji Yusof

    Deputy Prime Minister II & Minister of Energy Transition and Water Transformation (PETRA)

    Ministry of Energy Transition and Water Transformation (PETRA)

    YB Tuan Haji Akmal Nasrullah bin Haji Mohd Nasir

    Minister of Economy

    Minister of Economy

    Abhay Shah

    Chief Investment Officer

    Shizuoka Gas Asia

    Azli Mohamed

    President & CEO

    Gas Malaysia Berhad

    Azrina Abdul Samat

    Partner

    The Lantau Group

    Charlotte Wolff-Bye

    VP & Group Chief Sustainability Officer

    Petronas

    Chin Hsu Jen

    Managing Director, Head of Investment Banking

    OCBC Bank (Malaysia) Berhad

    Darryll Sinnappa

    Country Head (STTGDC Malaysia)

    STT GDC

    Dieter Billen

    Partner

    Roland Berger

    Fauziah Marzuki

    Head of Asia Pacific

    BloombergNEF

    Felix Utama Kosasih

    Associate Southeast Asia

    BloombergNEF

    Ganesh Padmanabhan

    Managing Director and Head of Project Finance, Institutional Banking Group

    DBS Bank Ltd

    Henry Eu

    Head of Policy & Development (Singapore & Malaysia)

    Asia Clean Energy Coalition (ACEC)

    Ir. Wan Murdani Wan Mohamad

    Vice President, Digital Adoption

    Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC)

    Jane Yeoh

    Director, Building & Infrastructure

    AT&S

    Jeffrey Tan

    Energy Pre-Investment Lead, East-Asia and Pacific

    International Finance Corporation (IFC)

    Jennifer Tay

    Partner, Head of Energy and Infrastructure, Asia

    Baringa

    Joseph Fernandez

    Senior Director, Operations

    Sandisk

    Mel Shah

    Chief Executive Officer

    The C0 Lab

    Michael Martin

    Group Head, Energy & Environment

    Princeton Digital Group

    Mike Thomas

    Founder

    The Lantau Group

    Rapheal Erasmus

    Managing Director, Strategy and Capital Formation

    Pentagreen Capital

    Shilei Huang, CFA

    Managing Director, Head of Project Finance Renewables & Infrastructure

    Mizuho Bank

    Soyoung Jang

    Director, Energy Collaborative & Consortium

    SEMI

    Sue-Ern Tan

    Head, IEA Regional Cooperation Centre

    International Energy Agency (IEA)

    Sunita Lukkhoo

    Regional Head, Southeast Asia & Pacific

    European Investment Bank (EIB)

    Trung Ghi

    Partner and Head of Energy & Utilities Practice

    Arthur D. Little Southeast Asia

    Yasuaki Yoneyama

    Director (Finance and Sustainability)

    GX Acceleration Agency of Japan

    YBhg. Dato' Hamzah bin Hussin

    Chief Executive Officer

    Sustainable Energy Development Authority (SEDA) Malaysia

    Zhen-Hui Eng

    Director, Power Markets APAC

    Baringa

    Zulkifli Salim

    Chief Executive Officer, SDG Renewable Energy

    SD Guthrie

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

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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.

Organised by The C0_Lab

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