Energy & Natural Resources Summit: APAC 2024
The Asia Pacific energy transition is not going to plan. Across the region, countries are locking in new fossil fuel supply to boost energy security. With demand for oil, gas, and coal resilient and carbon emissions rising, there is a strong case to reboot net-zero ambitions. Only with fresh thinking can governments, companies and investors revitalise the goal of decarbonising conventional energy supply, boost investment in clean energy technologies and critical minerals and implement supportive carbon policies.
Join Wood Mackenzie expert analysts and leaders from across the industry on 9 May for the 6th annual edition of the Energy & Natural Resources Summit: APAC 2024 at the Marina Bay Sands in Singapore to hear how Asia can reboot its energy transition and pave the way to a more sustainable future. Hear from speakers representing top oil and gas companies, utilities, and renewable developers, financial institutions, and metals and mining corporates.
2024 Agenda highlights include:
- Can Asia re-prioritise the energy transition over rising demand for hydrocarbons?
- How can end user corporations drive energy transition in Asia?
- What is the impact of global overcapacity in the solar supply chain?
- Fast-tracking Asia's upstream decarbonisation: pathways and corporate strategies.
- How Asia can decarbonise its energy and commodity markets without sacrificing growth.
- Is Asia ready for low carbon commodity carbon markets?
Speakers include:
- Meg O’ Neill, CEO and Managing Director, Woodside Energy.
- Montri Rawanchaikul, CEO, PTT Exploration and Production (PTTEP).
- Kathy Wu, Regional President, bp gas & low carbon energy (G&LCE) – Asia Pacific, bp.
- João Machado, Executive Director, M&A, Business, and Corporate Development, EDP Renewables APAC.
- Jane Tay, Head of PPA Origination and Energy Offtake, APAC, IB Vogt.