As Asia’s economies continue to expand, the region faces a pivotal challenge: meeting growing energy needs while ensuring environmental sustainability and long-term resilience. The future of Asia’s energy system will be shaped by a diverse mix of solutions, including carbon capture and storage (CCS), biomethane, hydrogen, advanced biofuels, renewables, and innovative technologies that can transform the way energy is produced, distributed, and consumed.
Biomethane, produced from agricultural and organic waste, offers a renewable alternative to fossil fuels and can help reduce emissions in key sectors. Meanwhile, CCS is gaining traction across Asia-Pacific, with new projects emerging in Australia, Malaysia, and Indonesia to address emissions from heavy industry and power generation. Alongside these, hydrogen, solar, wind, and energy efficiency measures are rapidly advancing, promising to reshape the region’s energy landscape.
Bringing together industry leaders, policymakers, and experts, this event will explore how a diverse portfolio of energy solutions can help Asia achieve its environmental goals, strengthen energy security, and drive sustainable economic growth, paving the way for a dynamic and resilient energy system for the decades ahead.
This session will explore:
- What are the most promising energy solutions for Asia’s future across power, industry and transport?
- How can technologies like CCS, biomethane, hydrogen, and renewables contribute to a cleaner, more resilient energy system?
- What are the latest trends in technology, investment, and policy shaping the region’s energy transition?
- What frameworks and partnerships are needed to accelerate the adoption of innovative energy solutions?
- How can regional cooperation help build the infrastructure and markets needed for a sustainable energy future?