That’s a Wrap for Day 1!
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It was an exciting start to SIEW 2020, with Day 1 packed with expert perspectives and thought-provoking discussions on a wide range of energy topics. Industry leaders stressed on the need for collaboration and clean energy investment to propel the low carbon energy transition forward.
In case you missed it, you can revisit the highlights right here:
Join us again tomorrow—our Day 2 coverage will begin with our partner organisations kicking off Asia Clean Energy Summit 2020 and LNG & Hydrogen Gas Markets Asia in the morning.
Following that is the much anticipated 2nd Global Ministerial Conference on System Integration of Renewables, co-hosted by Singapore and the International Energy Agency (IEA).
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Singapore Energy Summit: Spearheading Low Carbon Innovation
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Global energy leaders shared their views on the latest drivers for low carbon innovation at the Singapore Energy Summit. Read more
Singapore Energy Summit: Paving the Way to a Low Carbon Economy with Renewables
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Continued investments in renewables and clean energy technologies are vital to facilitating the shift to a low carbon economy. Panellists at the Singapore Energy Summit explored these current developments in the energy sector. Read more
Singapore Energy Summit: Shaping our Low Carbon Future through Collaboration
04:00 PM
Policymakers and industry thought leaders discussed what's at stake for sustainable energy transition at the first session of the Singapore Energy Summit. Read more
Views from Singapore Energy Summit: Transition, Economy and Innovation
03:20 PM
Top highlights from Singapore Energy Summit, as government officials and industry stakeholders come together to discuss the pivot to a low carbon energy future.
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SIEW Live: Low Carbon Transition in the Building and Construction Sector
03:00 PM
Esther An, Chief Sustainability Officer, City Developments Limited (CDL), highlights the importance of energy management and how the building and construction sector can support the global transition to a low carbon future.
Follow us on Twitter (@SIEW_sg) to get the latest #SIEW2020 updates throughout the day!
Singapore and Australia Sign MOU on Low-Emissions Solutions
02:45 PM
Singapore and Australia signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that will foster cooperation between the two countries on projects and initiatives to advance low-emissions solutions. Read more
Seen at SIEW 2020: Conversations Shaping the Future of Energy
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Taking place in a new hybrid format, SIEW 2020 is the platform to foster dialogue and stronger collaboration between global energy stakeholders under the theme, “Creating our Low Carbon Energy Future Together”. The event is off to a brisk start on Day 1 with the SIEW Opening Keynote Address—held onsite at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore. The session was beamed live to audiences across the globe via Facebook.
Follow the key energy conversations taking shape in Asia on Twitter (@SIEW_sg).
Singapore's Aspiration to be a Bright Green Spark for the World
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Governments and industry leaders must seize the opportunity to transform the energy system for a more sustainable and resilient future. The SIEW Opening Keynote Address, featuring the Opening Remarks from Singapore’s Minister of Trade and Industry Chan Chun Sing, set the tone for the week's discussions during SIEW 2020 (26-30 Oct). Read more
SIEW Live: The 4 R’s of the Circular Carbon Economy
01:30 PM
Adam Sieminski, President of King Abdullah Petroleum Studies and Research Center (KAPSARC), talks about how the circular carbon economy concept offers a holistic, integrated, and pragmatic approach to managing carbon emissions. Mr Sieminski will be speaking later today at 3:00pm (SGT) in the Singapore Energy Summit Special Session on energy resilience and low carbon.
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Six Key Announcements from SIEW 2020 Opening Remarks
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Singapore’s Minister for Trade and Industry, Mr. Chan Chun Sing, shared his vision for Singapore’s low carbon energy future. Here are the key announcements from his SIEW Opening Remarks. Read more
Highlights from SIEW Opening Remarks and Keynote Address
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The SIEW 2020 Opening Keynote Address offered new perspectives on the role energy stakeholders play in building a low carbon energy future. Here are the highlights. Read more
'Live’ on Facebook: SIEW Opening Keynote Address
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Mr. Chan Chun Sing, Singapore’s Minister for Trade and Industry, Singapore, will be delivering this year’s SIEW Opening Remarks in a few minutes. Catch his speech and the SIEW Opening Keynote Address “Live” on our Facebook page.
Join our conversations ‘Live’ on Twitter using the hashtag #SIEW2020
SIEW 2020 Goes Hybrid! Here's How to Attend our Virtual Sessions
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Hybrid SIEW2020 brings together energy professionals, policymakers and commentators from across the globe to share best practices and solutions within the energy space. Here’s a quick guide on how you can attend the sessions and network virtually via the SIEW 2020 app.
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Welcome to Day 1 of Singapore International Energy Week 2020
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Singapore International Energy Summit 2020 (SIEW 2020) will be commencing shortly with the SIEW Opening Keynote Address at 9.30am. Singapore’s Minister for Trade and Industry, Mr Chan Chun Sing, will deliver the opening remarks.
Minister Chan will be joined by keynote speakers, Dr Jochen Eickholt, Member of the Executive Board, Siemens Energy AG, H.E. Dr Mari Pangestu, Managing Director of Development Policy and Partnerships, World Bank, and The Hon. Angus Taylor, Minister for Energy and Emissions Reduction, Australia.
Stay tuned on this Live Blog, or follow us on Twitter (@SIEW_sg) for updates on the day’s discussion.