- Singapore advances its clean energy ambitions: At SIEW Summit, H.E. Dr Tan See Leng, Minister for Energy, Trade and Industry (Energy and Industry), Singapore, highlighted Singapore's efforts to strengthen regional connectivity, unlock renewable potential and explore emerging technologies, including nuclear. At the Asia Clean Energy Summit, H.E. Gan Siow Huang, Minister of State, Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Ministry of Energy, Trade and Industry, Singapore, outlined initiatives to expand solar deployment, advance low-carbon electricity imports and strengthen the frameworks supporting regional electricity trade.
- Celebrating a decade of partnership: The Singapore–IEA Forum at SIEW marked ten years of collaboration on energy security, regional connectivity and clean energy transition. The milestone also highlighted the growing role of the IEA Regional Cooperation Centre in Singapore in supporting Southeast Asia’s evolving energy priorities.
- Strengthening international regulatory cooperation: The Energy Market Authority (EMA) of Singapore signed an MOU with the French Energy Regulator and an MOA with New Zealand’s Electricity Authority to deepen cooperation on electricity market regulation, drawing on France’s experience in cross-border electricity trading and New Zealand’s expertise in integrating renewable energy.
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Building readiness for nuclear:
The inaugural IAEA@SIEW Forum examined the policies, financing, infrastructure and capabilities needed for countries considering nuclear energy.
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ACES: Exploring New Low-Carbon Pathways for Singapore
At the Asia Clean Energy Summit (ACES), H.E. Gan Siow Huang highlighted how Singapore is looking beyond conventional rooftops to expand solar deployment, from industrial spaces and building facades to new solar technologies. She also shared progress on regional electricity imports and efforts to strengthen confidence in renewable energy claims.
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Financing and Regional Connectivity Key to Renewable Growth
At the Singapore-IRENA High-Level Forum, policymakers and industry leaders examined how regulations, innovative financing and stronger regional connectivity can help bring projects to fruition. In his Opening Address, IRENA Director-General Francesco La Camera emphasised the need to advance renewable energy deployment across the region through coordinated policies, investment in interconnected grids and stronger partnerships.
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SIEW LIVE:
Singapore’s Path to Secure, Affordable, Low-Carbon Energy
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H.E. Gan Siow Huang shared Singapore’s approach to balancing energy security, affordability and decarbonisation, highlighting that progress will depend on collaboration with regional governments, industry and the community. She also outlined how Singapore will scale up solar energy solutions and strengthen regional cooperation through the ASEAN Power Grid.
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Can ASEAN power digital growth while strengthening energy security? Tomorrow’s programme brings together the latest market insights, regional connectivity updates and technology applications.
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Key sessions to have on your radar:
- Understanding Asia’s gas outlook: ExxonMobil will examine demand and supply trends shaping regional LNG and gas markets.
- Exploring what nuclear readiness requires: AtkinsRéalis will lead a discussion on the policy, workforce and financing foundations needed.
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Spotlight U.S. Forum: Powering Data Centres & Strengthening Grids – The Next Decade
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Technology conversations to highlight for tomorrow:
- How AI can help manage the grid: Schneider Electric will explore AI-powered grid management as networks become more complex.
- Enabling tomorrow’s power systems: Hitachi Energy will examine how digitalisation, advanced control and power electronics can prepare grids for changing demands.
- Taking AI beyond the pilot: Microsoft will showcase what utilities need to turn AI trials into operational applications.
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