SIEW TechTable

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Speaker:
Andy Piepel, Vice President R&D, Electrical Markets Division, 3M

In today's rapidly evolving energy landscape, managing and balancing supply and demand presents significant challenges. Smart grids are essential in addressing these challenges by efficiently routing electricity from generation sources with available capacity to areas experiencing demand, all based on real-time data. The integration of renewable energy into the grid further complicates this task, as it requires meticulous management of power quality and coordination with other grid devices. Without effective solutions, the risk of poor power quality and unsynchronised operations could undermine grid stability. Moreover, ensuring the reliability of the grid is crucial, especially for critical loads such as data centers, where any downtime can have severe consequences.

3M uses cutting-edge materials science to help accelerate energy security across the value chain – from energy generation to transmission, distribution and consumption. 3M is committed to advance innovative solutions to energy grid challenges including connecting solutions for underground grids, sensing solutions that measure key parameters of the grid, and emerging solutions designed to assess the condition of grid assets, allowing for proactive maintenance and issue resolution. Through these efforts we can assist users in gathering critical data, managing the quality of power, and ensuring the reliability and resilience of the grid.

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As digital infrastructure expands across Asia Pacific; data centers are becoming key players in the region’s energy future. This panel explores how Princeton Digital Group is partnering with regional energy bodies to manage rising demand, support grid modernisation, and accelerate energy transition. Leaders will share insights on investment and innovation needed to ensure sustainable, resilient growth in the digital economy.

Key Discussion

• Forecasting and managing digital energy demand in high-growth markets
• Grid modernisation and the role of flexible, responsive data center infrastructure
• Public-private collaboration for renewable energy integration and energy transition
• Case studies from leading Asia Pacific markets

Speaker:
Stone Zhang, VP Business Development, Amogy

Ammonia is emerging as a critical enabler in the clean energy transition, yet challenges remain across its value chain — from large-scale production and safe handling to infrastructure readiness and end-use applications. In Singapore, a key maritime and energy hub, these challenges are matched by unique opportunities: leveraging existing bunkering expertise, building regional supply chains, and meeting growing clean power demands from sectors like data centers and heavy industry. As the nation advances its net-zero ambitions under the Singapore Green Plan and Maritime Decarbonisation Blueprint, ammonia’s potential to serve as both a direct fuel and a hydrogen carrier offers a compelling pathway to accelerate Decarbonisation.

Amogy is at the forefront of unlocking ammonia’s potential with its proprietary ammonia-to-power technology. By directly cracking and converting ammonia into clean energy, Amogy provides scalable solutions for three critical sectors: maritime, where its systems enable zero-carbon propulsion; power generation, offering flexible and dispatchable clean energy for urban and industrial users; and hydrogen, where ammonia cracking opens new pathways to cost-effective hydrogen supply chains. With strong partnerships in Singapore across shipping, power generation, and terminal operators, Amogy is working to demonstrate and commercialise ammonia-to-power solutions that can anchor Singapore’s leadership in the global clean energy transition.

Speaker:

• Mohamed Al Braiki, Consulting General Manager, Emirates Nuclear Energy Company (ENEC)