250+ Attendees
50+ World-Class Speakers
70% Developers & Investors
25+ Countries Represented
20+ Insightful Presentations
Whichever pathway the region takes, meeting Asia’s energy needs and policy priorities will require higher levels of investment. The need to step up investment is particularly acute in the renewable sector as the region aims to reduce reliance on fossil fuels and promote a more sustainable energy market.
Today’s investment levels fall well short of 2019 projections and are more than 50% lower than what would be required in the UN Sustainable Development Scenario.
The 6th Annual Solar & Storage Finance Asia conference will bring together policy makers, developers, financers and investors from across the region to discuss how we mobilise investment in tomorrow’s projects and overcome some of the challenges slowing us down.
Don’t miss out, join the conversation and help us in our goal of driving forward large-scale renewable Solar & Storage projects across Asia.
Evolving Deal Structures
New Build Markets
Co-Location of Solar & Storage
Merchant Exposure
Latest Tenders & Regulation
Micro-grids and Distributed Generation
Harnessing the Power of Digitization
M&A and Investment Strategy
Floating Solar Opportunities
Deep Dive into Bi-facial and Trackers
Agenda release: Summer 2020.
If you would like to get involved as a speaker please contact jwilkinson@solarmedia.co.uk
Afnan Hannan
Rakhi Anand
Sunil Gupta
Ed Francisco
Mason Wallick
Jen Tan
This Summit is designed for C-Level, Senior management, Project leads, consultants and key industry stakeholders from across the energy finance sector:
“The depth and breadth of the
speakers knowledge and also
the informal discussions was
impressive.”
Ralph Dixon, Director of
Environmental Investments, YTL
“It is a very good and wellorganised event. It covers most of
the investors, developers, all sorts
of stakeholders in one place and
it is useful for us to meet all these
people. The bankers are very keen
to share their experiences, local
and international banks, who are
looking at the Southeast Asia solar
market.”
Rom Rakpatapeesuwan, SEA &
ANZ Solar Account Leader, Mott
MacDonald
“The size is optimal that
networking is easy and the
agenda is focus that people
coming have relevant background
and business interests that
discussion toward future
business opportunities.”
Muhamad Reza, Sr. Power
System Engineer, Tractebel Engie
Indonesia
“This is probably one of the
better events to attend in the
region.”
Gayrajan Kohli, Director of Energy
& Infrastructure, ARC Capital
“Networking during conference
helped me lot in developing new
contacts and investors. Sincere
thanks to organisers.”
Jayant Lagu, Director, Jatana
energy pvt. Ltd
“Good size and well run.”
Guy Williamson, Head of
Renewables – Singapore, RINA
Country’s largest PV auction to date targets smaller projects and locally-owned developers to ensure procurement drives ‘immediate’ boost to post-COVID economy.
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has signed a loan deal for its first wind energy-plus-battery storage project in Thailand, which is also the country’s first private sector initiative to combine the two technologies at scale.
Module manufacturer Seraphim has landed a 183MW module supply deal with Philippine EPC ERS Energy.
Updated: High-performance PV manufacturer SunPower has idled all of its manufacturing plants located in the US, Mexico, France, Malaysia and the Philippines to restrict the financial and operational impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Having already guided expected GAAP net losses of US$145-195 million for 2020, high-performance PV manufacturer, SunPower is planning to make operating cuts to save around US$50 million, due to ongoing impact of COVID-19 and has withdrawn previous financial guidance for the year.
‘Solar Module Super League’ (SMSL) member concludes facilities in Ohio and Malaysia are exempt so far from government restrictions, while Vietnam factory remains ‘not affected’.
Unlike other solar conferences, proceeds from the event help to fund high quality journalism across our media titles.
This supports the growth of the solar and storage industries as well as the transition to a cleaner power system.
