As Asia-Pacific economies pursue cleaner and more interconnected energy systems, modernising and expanding power networks has become a central priority. From transmission upgrades and cross-border interconnections to low-carbon generation and natural gas infrastructure that supports system reliability, the scale of investment required is significant and calls for new approaches to financing. In many markets, natural gas continues to play a role in maintaining grid stability and supporting the integration of variable renewable energy.
This discussion will examine how capital can be mobilised to support the energy systems of the future. Experts will share perspectives on emerging investment models and the evolving role of institutional investors and multilateral partners. The panel will highlight opportunities to align capital with strategic energy projects, including grids, clean energy, and gas infrastructure, to strengthen investor confidence and accelerate the delivery of secure, affordable, and sustainable energy systems.
Register here to join this discussion. Limited spaces available!
Time
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Programme
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| 02:00 PM |
Registration |
| 02:30 PM |
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Welcome Remarks by Energy Market Authority of Singapore
Puah Kok Keong, Chief Executive, Energy Market Authority |
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| 02:35 PM |
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| 02:40 PM |
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Remarks by Australia
Clare Duffield, Assistant Secretary, Southeast Asia Economic & Comms Branch, Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade |
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| 02:45 PM |
Panel on Financing the Energy Systems of the Future
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Kami Kaur, Executive General Manager, Network Regulation, Australian Energy Regulator |
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Andrew Nicholls, General Manager, Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS), Woodside Energy |
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Zac White, Head, Corporate and Project Finance, OCBC Australia (Moderator) |
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| 03:25 PM |
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Closing Remarks
Jason Lee, Managing Director and Country Head, OCBC Australia |
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| 03:30 PM |
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| 04:30 PM |
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*Programme is subject to change.
