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Singapore – Sweden Forum

ORGANISER	Energy Market Authority and Team Sweden
DATE	30 October 2025
VENUE	Level 4, Orchid Junior Ballroom, Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Singapore

A showcase of bold technologies and partnerships driving the energy transition across Asia and beyond.

The Singapore-Sweden Forum: Innovation in action seeks to deepen Sweden’s engagement at SIEW and foster meaningful connections between Sweden’s energy ecosystem—spanning government agencies, MNCs, and SMEs—and key stakeholders in Singapore.

Discussions will spotlight hydrogen and clean fuels, smart grids, energy efficiency, cross-border connectivity and innovative technologies from startups – key enablers of a sustainable energy future.

This engagement presents an opportunity for Singapore and Sweden to tap on cutting-edge technologies and innovative solutions and collaborate on progressive energy strategies. Together, we aim to accelerate the transition and unlock new opportunities for sustainable growth.

14:00 – 14:10 hrsOpening Remarks

14:10 – 14:40 hrsInnovations Showcase 1: Next-Gen Energy – Powering a Sustainable Future

14:40 – 14:50 hrsKeynote Address by Singapore

14:50 – 15:00 hrsKeynote Address by Sweden

15:10 – 15:50 hrsSession 1: Building Scalable, Low-Carbon Energy Systems in Singapore and Sweden

This panel explores how fuel-flexible gas turbines and low-carbon fuels—particularly ammonia—can play a critical role in enabling reliable, scalable low-carbon power systems in Singapore and Sweden. Bringing together perspectives from government agencies, industry players, and technology experts, the discussion will focus on the infrastructure, policy, and cross-border collaboration needed to advance deployment.

15:50 – 16:30 hrsSession 2: Bridging Power and Enhancing Regional Grid Interconnectivity

This panel explores how Singapore and Sweden are advancing grid interoperability to support smarter, more resilient, and low-carbon power systems. Focusing on digitalisation, regional connectivity, and innovation, the discussion highlights how cross-border collaboration and public-private partnerships can enable flexible and sustainable energy networks.