Summit
Programme
ASEAN’s Clean Energy Future: Scale, Speed & Interconnection
Day 1 focuses on regional collaboration and the collective opportunity for ASEAN to build an interconnected clean-energy
system. With annual electricity demand expected to grow 4–5% per year, and more than USD 500 billion required in grid, storage and renewable infrastructure by 2030, ASEAN’s clean-energy transition hinges on cross-border policy alignment, shared investment pathways, power-grid diplomacy and technology
leadership.
Delegates will gain insight into:
- How ASEAN can operationalise the ASEAN Power Grid
- Renewable investment corridors and cross-border policy signals
- Mega-scale solar, BESS, and firm RE growth opportunities
- AI-driven demand shaping power-system investment
- Financing instruments powering the region’s infrastructure buildout
0900 - 0910
WELCOME ADDRESS
MPSEA 20th Anniversary: Catalysing ASEAN’s Renewable Transition
A forward-looking welcome underscoring Malaysia and MPSEA’s commitment to accelerating
regional renewable deployment and shaping ASEAN’s clean-energy architecture.
Speakers
Ir. Justin Sim (D.S.M)
President
Malaysian Photovoltaic & Sustainable Energy Industry Association (MPSEA)
0910 - 0920
CO-HOST PARTNER KEYNOTE
Scaling ASEAN’s Clean Energy Ecosystem
As ASEAN accelerates its energy transition, scaling clean energy requires more than individual
projects — it demands coordinated investment, cross-border partnerships and regional
infrastruc ture development.
This keynote explores how the host partner is enabling large-scale renewable and energystorage deployment across ASEAN, supporting multi-country collaboration, and mobilising capital into power infrastruc ture. The session will highlight practical approaches to building regional pipelines, strengthening supply chains and creating investment-ready ecosystems that can support ASEAN’s long-term clean-energy growth.
This keynote explores how the host partner is enabling large-scale renewable and energystorage deployment across ASEAN, supporting multi-country collaboration, and mobilising capital into power infrastruc ture. The session will highlight practical approaches to building regional pipelines, strengthening supply chains and creating investment-ready ecosystems that can support ASEAN’s long-term clean-energy growth.
Speakers
0920 - 0930
KEYNOTE
Corporate Leadership for ASEAN’s Renewable Transformation
Corporates are rapidly becoming one of the most powerful drivers of clean-energy growth in
ASEAN. From manufac turing and logistics to hyperscale data centres, large energy users are
reshaping power markets through renewable procurement, decarbonisation commitments and
long-term demand signals.
This keynote highlights how leading corporates a re securing clean energy at scale, working with utilities and developers, and overcoming regulatory and infrastructure challenges. The session offers practical insights into how corporate demand is accelerating renewable deployment and supporting ASEAN’s transition to a more reliable, competitive and low-carbon energy system.
This keynote highlights how leading corporates a re securing clean energy at scale, working with utilities and developers, and overcoming regulatory and infrastructure challenges. The session offers practical insights into how corporate demand is accelerating renewable deployment and supporting ASEAN’s transition to a more reliable, competitive and low-carbon energy system.
Speakers
0930 - 0940
PARTNER – ENERGY TRANSITION KEYNOTE
Innovation, Grid Transformation & Investment Pathways for ASEAN
Scaling renewable energy across ASEAN requires modern grid s, ad vanced digital solutions and
sustained investment. As renewable penetration rises, grid transformation is becoming central
to system reliability, flexibility and market efficiency.
This keynote explores how innovation, digitalisation and new investment models are enabling the integration of large-scale renewable energy, strengthening grid stability and supporting long-term system resilience. It will highlight how technology providers, utilities and investors are working together to modernise power systems and unlock the next phase of renewable growth across the region.
This keynote explores how innovation, digitalisation and new investment models are enabling the integration of large-scale renewable energy, strengthening grid stability and supporting long-term system resilience. It will highlight how technology providers, utilities and investors are working together to modernise power systems and unlock the next phase of renewable growth across the region.
Speakers
0940 - 0955
MINISTERIAL KEYNOTE
Malaysia’s Regional Clean Energy Mandate
Malaysia is uniquely positioned to play a central role in shaping ASEAN’s clean-energy future.
With strong policy commitment, growing renewable capacity and strategic regional
partnerships, the country is emerging as a key convenor and enabler of cross -border
collaboration.
This keynote will highlight how Malaysia is working with ASEAN partners to strengthen power cooperation, unlock investment and accelerate the transition toward a secure, resilient and lowcarbon regional energy system.
This keynote will highlight how Malaysia is working with ASEAN partners to strengthen power cooperation, unlock investment and accelerate the transition toward a secure, resilient and lowcarbon regional energy system.
Speakers
0955 - 1005
R.A.C.E to ZERO OPENING CEREMONY
1005 - 1030
COFFEE BREAK
1030 - 1045
KEYNOTE
Global Energy Transition & Solar Policy : From Ambition to Deployment
As the global energy transition accelerates, solar power continues to sit a t the centre
of decarbonisation strategies worldwid e. For ASEAN, the opportunity lies not only in
ambition, but in translating global policy momentum into scalable, multi-country
deployment.
This keynote explores how international policy frameworks, market signals and crossborder collaboration are shaping investment decisions and accelerating large-scale solar development across the region.
This keynote explores how international policy frameworks, market signals and crossborder collaboration are shaping investment decisions and accelerating large-scale solar development across the region.
Speakers
Xiaopei (Rita) Ren
Director of APAC
Global Solar Council
1045 - 1100
KEYNOTE
ASEAN’s Renewable Acceleration: Solar, Storage & Technology Leadership
ASEAN is entering a critical phase of renewable energy growth, driven by rapid solar
deployment, falling storage costs and accelerating technology innovation. Together,
these forces are reshaping how quickly and at what scale clean energy can be
delivered across the region.
This keynote provides a high-level perspective on technology trends, supply-chain dynamics and cost trajectories influencing ASEAN’s next multi-gigawatt growth cycle. It will highlight how innovation in solar, energy storage and enabling technologies is positioning the region to scale faster, build more resilient power systems and compete globally in the clean-energy economy.
This keynote provides a high-level perspective on technology trends, supply-chain dynamics and cost trajectories influencing ASEAN’s next multi-gigawatt growth cycle. It will highlight how innovation in solar, energy storage and enabling technologies is positioning the region to scale faster, build more resilient power systems and compete globally in the clean-energy economy.
Speakers
Tetchi Capellan
Chairperson for Steering Committee
Asian PV Industry Association (APVIA)
1100 - 1150
PANEL
ASEAN Power Grid:
Interconnecting ASEAN: Policy, Infrastructure & Investment for Regional Power Trade
A fully interconnec ted ASEAN Power Grid is central to unlocking large-scale renewable
energy, improving system reliability and enabling c ross-border power trade across
the region. Achieving this vision will require coordinated policy alignment, significant
infrastruc ture investment and new approaches to market design.
This panel explores how ASEAN countries can harmonise regulations, evolve wheeling and access frameworks, and attract private capital into regional transmission, storage and firm renewable energy projects. Speakers will share insights on the prac tical steps needed to move from bilateral connections toward a more integrated, investmentready regional power system.
This panel explores how ASEAN countries can harmonise regulations, evolve wheeling and access frameworks, and attract private capital into regional transmission, storage and firm renewable energy projects. Speakers will share insights on the prac tical steps needed to move from bilateral connections toward a more integrated, investmentready regional power system.
Speakers
Peck Khamkanist
Founder & Executive Chairman
Impact Electrons Siam (IES)
Dieter Billen
Partner & Head of Energy and Sustainability Practice SEA
Roland Berger
1150 - 1240
PANEL
Corporate Renewable Demand
C&I, RE100 & Data Centres: Capturing ASEAN’s Next Wave of
Clean Energy Demand
Corporate and industrial energy buyers are rapidly emerging as one of the la rgest
drivers of clean-energy growth in ASEAN. Hyperscale da ta centres, manufacturing
clusters and logistics networks are c reating multi-billion-dollar demand for reliable,
low-carbon power.
This panel explores how C&I customers and RE100 companies are sourcing renewable energy at scale, working with utilities and developers, and navigating policy and grid constraints. Speakers will share practical insights on procurement models, contracting structures and market mechanisms that a re enabling corporate demand to accelerate renewable deployment across the region.
This panel explores how C&I customers and RE100 companies are sourcing renewable energy at scale, working with utilities and developers, and navigating policy and grid constraints. Speakers will share practical insights on procurement models, contracting structures and market mechanisms that a re enabling corporate demand to accelerate renewable deployment across the region.
Speakers
Datuk Ts. Mahadhir bin Aziz
Director of Patient Capital Division, Johor Corporation / Group Managing Director
Johor Capital Group
Arina Kok
Asia Pacific Climate Change Advisory Leader, Asean Climate Change and Sustainability Services Co-Leader, Malaysia Climate Change and Sustainability Services (CCaSS) Leader, and Partner
Ernst & Young
Care Guan
Senior Director, SAJ APAC & MENA Region
SAJ Electric
Lee Kok Wai
Sales Director Indo-China Peninsula and Malaysia
Tongwei Solar
1240 - 1400
NETWORKING LUNCH
1400 - 1415
KEYNOTE
AI, Data Centres & The New Clean Power Demand Curve
The rapid growth of a rtificial intelligence and digital infrastruc ture is transforming
electricity demand ac ross ASEAN. Hyperscale data centres and AI workloads are driving
unprecedented requirements for reliable, high-quality power — increasingly sourced
from clean and renewable energy.
This keynote will highlight what this new demand curve means for utilities, developers, investors and policyma kers as ASEAN prepares for the nex t phase of digital-driven energy growth.
This keynote will highlight what this new demand curve means for utilities, developers, investors and policyma kers as ASEAN prepares for the nex t phase of digital-driven energy growth.
Speakers
1415 - 1430
KEYNOTE
Storage as the Backbone of ASEAN’s Renewable Reliability
As renewable energy penetration rises across ASEAN, energy storage is becoming essential
to maintaining grid stability, flexibility and reliability. Falling technology costs and evolving
market designs are rapidly moving storage from a supporting role to a core component of
modern power systems.
This keynote highlight how storage underpins firm renewable power, supports grid resilience and accelerates ASEAN’s transition to a reliable, low-carbon energy future.
This keynote highlight how storage underpins firm renewable power, supports grid resilience and accelerates ASEAN’s transition to a reliable, low-carbon energy future.
Speakers
1430 - 1445
KEYNOTE
From Megawatts to Reliability : Integrating Storage, Flexibility & Firm Power at Scale Across ASEAN
As AI-driven demand accelerates and storage becomes central to grid reliability, the
challenge is no longer building renewable capacity — but integra ting flexibility and firm
power into large-scale sy stems.
This keynote explores how developers, utilities and investors are structuring projects, portfolios and grid connec tions to deliver dispatchable, reliable clean power at multi – gigawatt scale, setting the stage for the BESS and flexibility markets discussion that follows.
This keynote explores how developers, utilities and investors are structuring projects, portfolios and grid connec tions to deliver dispatchable, reliable clean power at multi – gigawatt scale, setting the stage for the BESS and flexibility markets discussion that follows.
Speakers
1445 - 1535
PANEL
BESS & Flexibility Markets
Unlocking Reliability: BESS, Grid Services & Flexible Power Systems for ASEAN
Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) and flexibility services are becoming c ritical to the
reliable operation of high-renewable power systems across ASEAN. As solar and wind
deployment accelerates, new ma rket struc tures are emerging to value flexibility, fast
response and system services.
This panel examines how BESS and flexible power solutions are being integrated into ASEAN’s electricity markets. Speakers will discuss evolving market designs, revenue models and grid services that enable storage to support reliability, optimise renewable integration and unlock the nex t phase of renewable dominance across the region.
This panel examines how BESS and flexible power solutions are being integrated into ASEAN’s electricity markets. Speakers will discuss evolving market designs, revenue models and grid services that enable storage to support reliability, optimise renewable integration and unlock the nex t phase of renewable dominance across the region.
Speakers
Marko Lackovic
Managing Director & Partner
Boston Consulting Group (BCG)
Liming Qiao
CEO and Founder
Future Energy Storage & System Integration Alliance (FESSIA)
1535 - 1605
COFFEE BREAK
1605 - 1615
KEYNOTE
Thailand’s Next Growth Cycle
Clean Energy, Digital Infrastructure & the Capital Driving Demand
As the global energy transition accelerates, solar power continues to sit a t the centre
of decarbonisation strategies worldwide. For ASEAN, the opportunity lies not only in
ambition, but in translating global policy momentum into scalable, multi-country
deployment.
This keynote explores how international policy frameworks, market signals and crossborder collaboration are shaping investment decisions and accelerating large-scale solar development across the region.
This keynote explores how international policy frameworks, market signals and crossborder collaboration are shaping investment decisions and accelerating large-scale solar development across the region.
Speakers
1615 - 1700
PANEL
Powering Southeast Asia’s Digital & Industrial Surge Investment, Policy & Clean Energy Opportunities in Thailand
Thailand is emerging as one of Southeast Asia’s fastest-growing clean energy and
digital infrastructure ma rkets, driven by accelerating data centre development,
industrial electrification and regional manufacturing expansion.
This session provides a focused market deep dive into Thailand’s clean energy opportunity — examining demand growth, renewable and storage deployment pathways, evolving policy signals and the investment frameworks attracting regional and global capital. Policymakers, utilities, investors and developers will share practical insights into where projects are moving, how capital is flowing and what interna tional partners need to know to participate in Thailand’s next phase of energy and digital growth.
This session provides a focused market deep dive into Thailand’s clean energy opportunity — examining demand growth, renewable and storage deployment pathways, evolving policy signals and the investment frameworks attracting regional and global capital. Policymakers, utilities, investors and developers will share practical insights into where projects are moving, how capital is flowing and what interna tional partners need to know to participate in Thailand’s next phase of energy and digital growth.
Speakers
Dutsadee Dutsadeepanich
Partner
Dentons Pisut
1700 - 1710
KEYNOTE
The Philippines at an Inflection Point
Powering Digital Growth in ASEAN’s Fastest-Rising Demand Market
This keynote examines the Philippines’ rapid growth in digital infrastructure and
electricity demand, the resulting pressure on its power system, and the clean energy,
storage and grid investments required to meet this surge. It p rovides context on policy
reform, market openness and investment momentum ahead of the Philippines market
panel.
Speakers
Ping Mendoza
President
Philippine Solar and Storage Energy Alliance (PSSEA)
1710 - 1800
PANEL
Unlocking ASEAN’s Next High-Growth Clean Energy Market
Data Centres, Grid Modernisation & Investment Pathways in the Philippines
The Philippines is entering a pivotal growth phase as surging digita l demand, data centre
expansion and industrial development place new pressure on its power system. At the same
time, the country is opening up significant opportunities for renewable energy, storage and
grid investment.
This session explores the Philippines’ clean energy and digital infrastructure outlook from a market-entry and scaling p erspective. Speakers will discuss demand drivers, policy reforms, grid challenges and financing struc tures shap ing project development — offering delegates a clear view of how investors, developers and regional partners can engage in one of ASEAN’s most dynamic and under-supplied power markets.
This session explores the Philippines’ clean energy and digital infrastructure outlook from a market-entry and scaling p erspective. Speakers will discuss demand drivers, policy reforms, grid challenges and financing struc tures shap ing project development — offering delegates a clear view of how investors, developers and regional partners can engage in one of ASEAN’s most dynamic and under-supplied power markets.
Speakers
Ping Mendoza
President
Philippine Solar and Storage Energy Alliance (PSSEA)
Malaysia’s Net-Zero Decade:
Investment, Infrastructure &
Industrial Leadership
Day 2 turns the spotlight on Malaysia’s national clean-energy
priorities, with Sarawak leading the morning’s programme.
Malaysia is poised to attract more than USD 30–40 billion in
RE, grid, storage, industrial electrification, and digitaleconomy energy infrastructure over the next decade
Delegates will gain clarity on:
- Malaysia’s next phase of NETR implementation
- National RE growth pathways: LSS, FPV, C&I solar, hybrid RE
- BESS and flexibility market evolution
- Industrial and data-centre power strategy
- Financing frameworks enabling multi-GW rollouts
- Sarawak’s role as Malaysia’s clean-energy frontier and export hub
0900 - 0905
WELCOME ADDRESS
WELCOME REMARK BY MPSEA PRESIDENT
Speakers
Ir. Justin Sim (D.S.M)
President
Malaysian Photovoltaic & Sustainable Energy Industry Association (MPSEA)
0905 - 0920
SPECIAL ADDRESS
From Resource Advantage to Regional Powerhouse
Scaling Firm Renewables, Infrastructure & Market Access from Sarawak
This keynote examines how Sarawak can translate its renewable resource strength into
scalable, export-ready clean energy systems. Moving beyond generation, the session
will explore the infrastructure, ma rket access, policy alignment and cross-border
frameworks required to deliver firm renewable power at scale — positioning Sarawak
as a long-term anchor for Malaysia’s and ASEAN’s clean energy security.
Speakers
0920 - 0935
SPECIAL ADDRESS
Firm Renewables & Regional Export Pathways
Firm and a ffordable clean energy is essential to supporting large-scale industrial
growth and regional power trade across ASEAN. Sarawak, with its significant renewable
resources and stra tegic loca tion, is uniquely positioned to pla y a leading role in
supplying firm renewable power both domestically and beyond Malaysia’s borders.
This keynote explores Sarawak’s role in delivering reliable clean energy at scale, examining export pathways, cross-border interconnection and the infrastruc ture required to meet rising demand across Malaysia and ASEAN. It highlights how firm renewables can strengthen regional energy security while accelerating the transition to a low-carbon power system.
This keynote explores Sarawak’s role in delivering reliable clean energy at scale, examining export pathways, cross-border interconnection and the infrastruc ture required to meet rising demand across Malaysia and ASEAN. It highlights how firm renewables can strengthen regional energy security while accelerating the transition to a low-carbon power system.
Speakers
0935 - 0950
GOH KEYNOTE
Sarawak’s Leadership in Malaysia’s Renewable Future
Sarawak is emerging as a cornerstone of Malaysia’s clean-energy strategy ,
underpinned by abundant hydropower resources, growing hydrogen ambitions and a
strong export-oriented outlook. Together, these streng ths position Sa rawa k as a key
contributor to both national energy security and regional competitiveness.
This keynote highlights how Sarawak’s renewable resources, infrastructure investments and export strategies are shaping Malaysia’s energy future. It will outline the state’s role in supporting firm clean power, enabling industrial growth and strengthening Malaysia’s position within the evolving ASEAN energy landscape
This keynote highlights how Sarawak’s renewable resources, infrastructure investments and export strategies are shaping Malaysia’s energy future. It will outline the state’s role in supporting firm clean power, enabling industrial growth and strengthening Malaysia’s position within the evolving ASEAN energy landscape
Speakers
0950 - 1000
FLAG-OFF — R.A.C.E TO ZERO KUCHING EDITION (SEPT 2026)
Celebrating Sarawak’s position as the first regional satellite of the RACE to Zero series.
1000 - 1030
COFFEE BREAK
1030 - 1050
FIRESIDE CHAT
Powering Malaysia’s Next Growth Chapter
Renewable Energy, Industrial Competitiveness & the Green Tech Opportunity
This fireside chat explores why renewable energy is becoming a core driver of Malaysia’s next
phase of economic growth and industrial competitiveness. Through an open, forward-looking
conversation, the session will unpack how clean energy, green technology and supportive
policy frameworks a re shaping new investment opportunities, strengthening supply chains
and positioning Malay sia as a regional g reen technology hub . The discussion will provide
practical perspectiv es for investors, corpora tes and policymakers on how Malaysia can scale
renewable energy locally while building a resilient, innovation-led green economy.
Speakers
James Lee
Deputy President III
Malaysian Photovoltaic & Sustainable Energy Industry Association (MPSEA)
Henry Eu
Head of Policy & Development (Southeast Asia)
Asia Clean Energy Coalition (ACEC)
1050 - 1140
PANEL
Clean Energy Scale-Up:
Malaysia's Renewable Acceleration: LSS, C&I Solar, FPV, Hybrid RE & the CRESS Opportunity
Malaysia is entering a new phase of renewable energy expansion, with large-scale solar (LSS),
commercial and industrial (C&I) sola r, floating PV (FPV) and hybrid renewable systems
forming the backbone of future capacity growth. Scaling these solutions requires streamlined
development processes, bankable offtake struc tures and clear policy signals.
This panel provides practical insights into project development across Malaysia’s renewable landscape, where speakers will examine where the nex t multi-gigawatt opportunities lie and wha t developers, investors and buyers need to unlock faster, more efficient clean power scale-up.
This panel provides practical insights into project development across Malaysia’s renewable landscape, where speakers will examine where the nex t multi-gigawatt opportunities lie and wha t developers, investors and buyers need to unlock faster, more efficient clean power scale-up.
Speakers
YBhg. Dato’ Hamzah bin Hussin
Chief Executive Officer
Sustainable Energy Department Authority (SEDA) Malaysia
Henry Eu
Head of Policy & Development (Southeast Asia)
Asia Clean Energy Coalition (ACEC)
1140 - 1230
PANEL
From Grid Readiness to Market Readiness
Storage, Digital Grids & the Next Phase of Power Economics
Storage and digitalisation have proven their ability to deliver grid reliability. The focus is now
shifting from technical readiness to market readiness.
This session explores how power-market design, pricing mechanisms and investment frameworks must evolve to unlock the full value of storage, flexibility and digital grids. Moving beyond traditional metrics such as levelised cost of energ y (LCOE), the discussion will examine how concep ts like firm power, dispatchability and system value a re reshaping the economics of clean energy. Industry leaders will share insights on what utilities, regulators, developers and investors need to change now to enable scalable, reliable renewable dominance and support Malaysia’s next phase of grid and market transformation.
This session explores how power-market design, pricing mechanisms and investment frameworks must evolve to unlock the full value of storage, flexibility and digital grids. Moving beyond traditional metrics such as levelised cost of energ y (LCOE), the discussion will examine how concep ts like firm power, dispatchability and system value a re reshaping the economics of clean energy. Industry leaders will share insights on what utilities, regulators, developers and investors need to change now to enable scalable, reliable renewable dominance and support Malaysia’s next phase of grid and market transformation.
Speakers
Dr. Felix Kosasih
Southeast Asia Associate
BloombergNEF
1230 - 1400
NETWORKING LUNCH
1400 - 1415
KEYNOTE
Unlocking Multi-GW Renewable Growth in Malaysia
Malaysia’s renewable energy market is entering a scale-up phase, with multi-gigawatt
opportunities emerging across solar, storage and hybrid clean-energy projec ts. Realising this
potential will depend on the ability to mobilise capital, execute projects efficiently and align
policy with market demand.
This keynote explores Malaysia’s renewable growth outlook from an execution perspective offering insights into how developers, investors and energy buyers can participate in Malaysia’s next wave of large-scale renewable expansion.
This keynote explores Malaysia’s renewable growth outlook from an execution perspective offering insights into how developers, investors and energy buyers can participate in Malaysia’s next wave of large-scale renewable expansion.
Speakers
Dr. Felix Kosasih
Southeast Asia Associate
BloombergNEF
1415 - 1430
KEYNOTE
Financing Zero: Green Bonds, Sukuk, Infrastructure Capital & Transition Finance
Mobilising capital at scale is critical to delivering Malaysia’s clean-energy transition. As
investment needs grow ac ross renewables, grid s, storage and industrial decarbonisa tion,
financial markets are evolving to support this shift.
This keynote examines the next wave of financing instruments powering Malaysia’s cleanenergy economy, highlighting how these tools are being used to attract investment, manage risk and support bankable clean-energy and low-carbon projects across the country.
This keynote examines the next wave of financing instruments powering Malaysia’s cleanenergy economy, highlighting how these tools are being used to attract investment, manage risk and support bankable clean-energy and low-carbon projects across the country.
1430 - 1520
PANEL
Financing Zero Malaysia
Green Capital Pathways: Bonds, Sukuk, Blended Finance & Corporate
Transition Funding
The discussion will unpack how green bonds and Sukuk, blended finance struc tures,
development finance, and corporate transition funding are being used to build bankable
projects and accelerate deployment. Panellists will examine capital stack design, risk
allocation, credit enhancement and investor appetite, offering clear insights into what is
working, what needs to change, and how capital providers and projec t sponsors can work
together to finance Malaysia’s path to net zero.
Speakers
Yashaswi Sinha
Climate+ Industry Practice Leader, Asia
Chubb
1520 - 1600
COFFEE BREAK
1600 - 1650
PANEL
National Leadership Dialogue
Malaysia 2030 & Beyond: A Unified National Pathway to Net Zero
Achieving Malaysia’s net-zero ambitions will require strong alignment across policy,
infrastruc ture planning , investment and execution. As the country enters a critical decade for
delivery, coordination between government, utilities, GLCs and the priva te sector is more
important than ever.
This leadership dialogue brings together senior policymakers, utilities, government-linked companies and developers to align on Malaysia’s pathway to 2030 and beyond, focusing on shared priorities, implementa tion challenges and the strategic ac tions needed to deliver a reliable, competitive and low-carbon energy system at national scale.
This leadership dialogue brings together senior policymakers, utilities, government-linked companies and developers to align on Malaysia’s pathway to 2030 and beyond, focusing on shared priorities, implementa tion challenges and the strategic ac tions needed to deliver a reliable, competitive and low-carbon energy system at national scale.
Speakers
Lionel Yap
Secretary
Malaysian Photovoltaic & Sustainable Energy Industry Association (MPSEA)
1650 - 1700
CLOSING REMARKS
CLOSING REMARKS BY MPSEA PRESIDENT
A forward agenda to 2030, national prog ress tracking, and regional expansion
plans for the R.A.C.E to Zero series.
Speakers
Ir. Justin Sim (D.S.M)
President
Malaysian Photovoltaic & Sustainable Energy Industry Association (MPSEA)
R.A.C.E to Zero
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