Energy Asia

Energy Asia aims to advance the region’s Net-Zero ambitions by bringing together policy makers, industry captains, and professionals.

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The energy landscape is changing. Energy Asia 2027 explores the ideas, perspectives and actions shaping resilient energy systems, under the theme “Reshaping Resilient Energy Systems”, 2–4 June 2027 in Kuala Lumpur.

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The conversations may have concluded, but their insights continue to shape the industry.

Perspectives from Energy Asia 2025 captures key views from leaders across policy, industry and technology.

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The future of energy extends far beyond a single source, technology or solution.

From infrastructure and logistics to markets and supply chains, progress depends on systems working together to keep energy moving.

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Energy is the foundation of progress. As Asia continues to grow, ensuring reliable and accessible energy for all will remain one of the region’s defining challenges.

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In an increasingly interconnected world, resilience has become fundamental to the future of energy.

The challenge ahead is not avoiding disruption, but building systems capable of withstanding disruption and uncertainty.

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The global energy landscape is entering a new era.

Rising demand and technological advances are challenging long-held assumptions, as leaders across Asia rethink the systems that will power the next phase of growth.

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Under the theme “Reshaping Resilient Energy Systems”, Energy Asia 2027 will once again convene leaders to shape a more resilient energy future.

2–4 June 2027 | Kuala Lumpur

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The insights that shaped Energy Asia 2025 continue to resonate today.

Two global energy leaders share perspectives that will define the energy agenda in 2026 and ahead.

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Asia's energy transition will be shaped by diverse national realities rather than a single pathway as highlighted during the "Strategies to Accelerate Equitable Transition in Emerging Markets" session.

Energy Asia returns 2-4 June 2027 in Kuala Lumpur

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Asia sits at the centre of the global energy transition. With the region driving demand and emissions cuts, progress here shapes global outcomes.

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Shell CEO Wael Sawan and JERA’s Yukio Kani shared what it will take for gas & LNG industries to accelerate decarbonisation in Asia.

Watch the key highlights of #EnergyAsia’s “Role of Gas & LNG in Asia's Multi-Dimensional Energy Transition” session.

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Asia sits at the centre of the global energy transition. With the region driving demand and emissions cuts, progress here shapes global outcomes.

Save the date: 2–4 June 2027 | Kuala Lumpur
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According to Andrea Della Mattea, President of @Microsoft ASEAN, the answer lies in two things: scalable infrastructure and inclusive skilling.​

Speaking at the “Roadmap to Readiness: Bridging the Skills Gap” session at Energy Asia, she highlighted how AI is projected to contribute over $1 trillion to the ASEAN economy by 2030, with $115 billion in Malaysia alone. But to realise this growth, technology must be accessible to all, not just large enterprises.​

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In a world of uncertainty, leadership is no longer just about strategy, it’s about navigating complexity with vision, agility, and heart.

Dr. Tara Ruttley, former Associate Chief Scientist, NASA, shared a defining moment from early in her career, living underwater for 10 days with astronauts in a high-stakes NASA space simulation mission.

During the mission, she was the youngest, the only non-astronaut, and the sole woman on the crew. Tasked with designing critical hardware for the mission, she quickly learned the pressures of delivering in high-stakes environments.

The conversation concluded with a clear message- in an era of volatility, leaders must not only manage complexity but also thrive within it.

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“ChatGPT didn’t just enhance AI, it reset everything,” Muqsit Ashraf, Group Chief Executive, Strategy at @Accenture

Generative and agentic AI are now among the most disruptive forces in energy, with value potential across exploration, production, operations, asset management, and trading estimated between $500 billion and $1 trillion. In operations, AI can now automate or augment over 50 percent of tasks, driving up to 25 percent productivity gains. But this is not just about deploying new tools.

As Muqsit emphasised at Energy Asia 2025, true transformation requires companies to balance technology with talent, leadership, and change management. The future of energy demands more than innovation. It calls for readiness to evolve.

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At Energy Asia 2025, Dr. Lu Ruquan, President of the CNPC Economics and Technology Research Institute, highlighted China's approach to energy transition is grounded based on a philosophy that underscores the importance of building a reliable and secure energy foundation before phasing out traditional sources like coal.

This long-term, data-driven roadmap reflects China’s commitment to not only its own energy evolution, but also to Asia’s collective path toward a more sustainable future.

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At Energy Asia 2025, H.E. Dato’ Sri Haji Fadillah Haji Yusof, Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia and Minister of Energy Transition and Water Transformation @PETRAMalaysia underscored the urgent need to accelerate the ASEAN Power Grid as a foundation for clean, stable, and scalable energy across Southeast Asia.

Through strategic collaboration, ASEAN can ensure not only energy security and affordability, but also position itself as a leader in the global energy transition – a region where investors can confidently contribute to sustainable growth.

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From high-level dialogues and breakthrough partnerships to the packed-out sessions and exciting Energy Park, Energy Asia 2025 proved the region is no longer waiting to be led—it is ready to lead.

Over three energising days, we welcomed more than 4,000 delegates from 60 countries and hosted over 150 sessions. We also witnessed bold announcements that included major cross-border partnerships to exciting new collaborations.

Our Energy Asia 2025 recap takes you inside the event. Explore the voices, the breakthroughs, and the partnerships shaping Asia’s net-zero future in our latest feature looking back at the conference.

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The Energy Asia Awards took centre stage at Energy Asia 2025, celebrating the trailblazers driving Asia’s just and inclusive energy transition.

This year’s winners, including @posmalaysia Berhad and @pertamina showcased outstanding achievements in innovation, sustainability, and community impact. Their bold initiatives are a powerful reminder of what’s possible through collaboration and purpose-driven leadership in shaping the future of energy.

Pos Malaysia Berhad received the Eureka Award for its ‘Greening the Last Mile: Pos Malaysia’s Sustainability Transformation’ initiative, aiming to halve emissions by 2030 and achieve net-zero by 2050 through the creation of a fully sustainable, data-driven logistics ecosystem guided by decarbonisation, community impact, and workforce empowerment.

Pertamina was honoured with the Trailblazer Award for its ‘Desa Energi Berdikari’ programme, which delivers decentralised clean energy to rural communities, empowering lives and supporting global sustainability goals.

Congratulations once again to both winners for setting the pace in Asia’s energy transition. Your leadership continues to inspire progress across the region.

We look forward to the Energy Asia Awards 2027 where we’ll continue to celebrate the trailblazing changemakers shaping the future of energy in Asia.

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How can investors, countries, and companies stay on course in the energy transition?

In the CNBC Sustainable Future Forum: Navigating the Energy Transition session, panellists Dr. Nick Wayth, Chief Executive of Energy Institute, Ko Chuan Zhen, CEO of Plus Xnergy Holding Sdn Bhd, Miguel Fonseca, CEO of @EdpRenewables APAC, and Dr. Jennifer Holmgren, Chair & CEO of Lanza Tech acknowledged that the global transition is not without its challenges.

Infrastructure gaps, policy uncertainty, high costs, and the pace of technology deployment are key complexities. In many cases, new technologies also require a green premium to compete with long-established systems.

Yet, there are reasons to be optimistic.

Chaired by JP Ong, Southeast Asia Reporter at @CNBC, speakers were in agreement that much of the innovation needed for the transition already exists. The world is in a far better place because of technologies that have already been deployed. Now, what we need is clear implementation, targeted investment, increased uptake, and the right timing to unlock scale. Asia, in particular, has strong potential to demonstrate leadership here.