>
Government officials will NEVER ask you to transfer money or disclose bank log-in details over a phone call. Call 24/7 ScamShield Helpline at 1799 if you are unsure if something is a scam.
  • Home
  •  / SIEW
  •  / SIEW Energy Insights

SIEW Energy Insights

Organiser Energy Market Authority
Date 28 Oct 2026, 09:30 - 12:00 hrs
Venue Marina Bay Sands Singapore

SIEW Energy Insights is a key platform within SIEW that brings together industry leaders, experts and organisations to present the latest energy reports, white papers, project updates and forward-looking insights to a targeted audience of SIEW attendees. In line with the theme “Connecting Energy Systems, Powering Tomorrow,” the platform will spotlight the ideas, technologies and partnerships shaping more resilient, integrated and secure energy systems.

The programme will showcase perspectives on the evolving energy landscape, including regional grid connectivity, cross-border collaboration, new and emerging technologies, and the policies and financing needed to translate ambition into action. Through these insights, SIEW Energy Insights aims to drive meaningful exchange and support the development of innovative solutions for a more sustainable and resilient energy future.

Session
Welcome Remarks
Keynote Address
Keynote Address
Session 1 – Global LNG and Gas Outlook: Strengthening Energy Security in Asia
As Asia's energy demand continues to grow, LNG and natural gas will remain critical in ensuring reliable, affordable and secure energy supplies while supporting the region's energy transition. This panel will examine the outlook for LNG and gas markets in Asia, including evolving demand and supply trends, investment in LNG infrastructure, and the role of diversified and resilient supply chains in enhancing regional energy security. Panellists will also discuss how governments and industry can strengthen regional cooperation and long-term procurement strategies to ensure secure, competitive and sustainable gas supplies for Asia's evolving energy needs.
Session 2 – Energy Security Through Accelerated Electrification
This panel examines Australia’s strategic vision for COP31 in building a resilient, low-carbon energy architecture across the Indo-Pacific. Amidst heightened global conflict and supply chain vulnerabilities, policy makers, regional leaders, and energy experts will discuss accelerating the transition from fossil fuel dependence to green energy sovereignty, leveraging cross-border power trade, and driving global electrification targets to shield economies from geopolitical shocks.
Session 3 – Driving the Grid of the Future: China's Path to Large-Scale System Integration 
As China continues to build one of the world's largest and most advanced power systems, the development of the grid of the future will be critical to enabling a secure, reliable and low-carbon energy system. This panel will examine how China is modernising its power grid through ultra-high-voltage (UHV) transmission, digitalisation, energy storage, and smart grid technologies to integrate growing shares of renewable energy at scale. Government officials, grid operators, and industry leaders will discuss the challenges and opportunities in building a more flexible and resilient electricity system, as well as the lessons that can support grid transformation and regional power system integration across Asia.
Fireside Chat
Session 4 – ASEAN Power Grid: Powering Regional Collaboration Ahead of Singapore's 2027 Chairmanship
This panel examines the strategic importance of the ASEAN Power Grid (APG) in achieving energy security and integration across Southeast Asia. With Singapore assuming the ASEAN Chair in 2027, experts will discuss accelerating cross-border infrastructure, regulatory harmonisation, and renewable energy flows to build a resilient, interconnected power network for the future.
Session 5 – Natural Gas: Securing the Energy Transition
This panel explores natural gas's pivotal role as a bridge fuel in the global energy transition, balancing decarbonisation goals with energy security imperatives. Policy makers and industry experts will discuss its reliability amid volatile geopolitics, infrastructure needs, and pathways to integrate with renewables and low-carbon technologies for a resilient energy future.

*Programme subject to change