Make the connections to accelerate your solar & storage aspirations, with 30 minutes dedicated to building your network. Join our virtual speed networking and let us take care of introducing you to new contacts with our dedicated networking software:
Speed Networking will place you in a room with 3 random contacts. Designed to replicate some of the spontaneity of making contacts during the coffee breaks at live events, the system even provides prompts to help facilitate conversation if required.
With governments banking on green power to revitalise economies, investors will speak out about the need for market stability, outline which markets they have appetite for and how they’re readying themselves for storage. In this session we will be hearing from investors spanning the globe, who have their eyes set on the region, and who will present their views, what they are currently tackling and how they see the market moving.
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On the other side of the coin, we will be hearing from the lenders on what their views are regarding lending in the solar & storage space, especially in South East Asia, what they are currently tackling and how they see the market moving.
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In the first country workshop of the event, we will be looking closely at Thailand, with our panellists assessing what has worked successfully for Thailand, what regulations have helped foster the expansion of the solar industry and what the future may hold for Thailand. Join this session to not only hear from our experts but take part in the roundtable discussion which will follow their presentations.
Make the connections to accelerate your solar & storage aspirations, with 30 minutes dedicated to building your network. Join our virtual speed networking and let us take care of introducing you to new contacts with our dedicated networking software:
Speed Networking will place you in a room with 3 random contacts. Designed to replicate some of the spontaneity of making contacts during the coffee breaks at live events, the system even provides prompts to help facilitate conversation if required.
With governments banking on green power to revitalise economies, investors will speak out about the need for market stability, outline which markets they have appetite for and how they’re readying themselves for storage. In this session we will be hearing from investors spanning the globe, who have their eyes set on the region, and who will present their views, what they are currently tackling and how they see the market moving.
Key topics include:
On the other side of the coin, we will be hearing from the lenders on what their views are regarding lending in the solar & storage space, especially in South East Asia, what they are currently tackling and how they see the market moving.
Key topics include:
In the first country workshop of the event, we will be looking closely at Thailand, with our panellists assessing what has worked successfully for Thailand, what regulations have helped foster the expansion of the solar industry and what the future may hold for Thailand. Join this session to not only hear from our experts but take part in the roundtable discussion which will follow their presentations.
Often hailed as the future third pillar of the global solar PV market, floating solar PV is fast gaining momentum as we learn from larger projects. With Asia expected to account for roughly two thirds of the global demand, and with the geographical characteristics of the region, which are driving the implementation, we will be delving into this exciting technology.
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Arguably seen as a successful case study of a country getting the maximum out of every inch of land available, Singapore continues to innovate and lead the way across the region. In this workshop, we will hear from our panellists who will discuss headline making stories, such as the recently launched Green Plan 2030, Singapore’s plans of importing electricity from Malaysia, and delving into what makes Singapore so successful in its plans to guarantee a green energy mix.
Once our panellists have presented their points, we will begin with a roundtable where attendees are encouraged to contribute to the discussion.
Asia Pacific is expected to attract 45% of new capital in the ESS industry, which will likely drive down prices. In this session we will be delving into why the attraction is increasing, as well as revenue stacking and analysing the latest technological advancements.
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In this session we will be following the Philippine narrative, and delve into some of the challenges, such as current regulations, also the untapped opportunity that underpins this island nation when it comes to solar, storage and mini grids. The workshop will consist of a discussion led by our panellists, followed by a roundtable discussion where attendees will be able to take part and raise their own points of view.
Make the connections to accelerate your solar & storage aspirations, with 30 minutes dedicated to building your network. Join our virtual speed networking and let us take care of introducing you to new contacts with our dedicated networking software:
Speed Networking will place you in a room with 3 random contacts. Designed to replicate some of the spontaneity of making contacts during the coffee breaks at live events, the system even provides prompts to help facilitate conversation if required.
Starting day 3 discussions, in this session we will be hearing from some of the largest developers across the region, who will talk through what are they currently prospecting, what are some of the key barriers they have seen, what are some of the headline projects they are working, as well as how they establish bankability and what, if any, have been the affects Covid has had on the supply chain.
Known as the country with a vast potential for solar deployment, Indonesia has been kept in everyone’s radar for many years. With new players joining the bidding process, and more floating solar projects starting to be developed, is now the time the “Indonesian solar boom” may start? Join our panel of experts for the first half of the session, and then take part in the roundtable discussion where you will be able to directly raise your own points of view or questions.
In this session, we will discuss with Petronas about their New Energy division, the Malaysian market, what makes a market interesting and net zero carbon emissions targets.
At the last country workshop of the event, we will be examining Vietnam. Considering in 2017 solar energy played almost no part in Vietnam’s energy strategy, it was impressive to see that by the end of 2019, Vietnam surpassed Malaysia and Thailand to reach the largest installed capacity of solar panels in Southeast Asia. In this workshop we will uncover not only the impressive progress but understand what the future may hold for Vietnam, especially with recent curtailment announcements, as well as what changes may be required to guarantee it remains a successful solar deployment story.