Events

The evolving global energy landscape presents a pivotal moment for Indonesia, Viet Nam, the Philippines, and Thailand, the focus countries of the project “Clean, Affordable and Secure Energy for Southeast Asia”. The COP28 outcome to globally transition away from fossil fuels affirms the need for significant shifts in the countries’ energy systems. While renewables are gaining traction in the region and green hydrogen appears increasingly accessible, the countries heavily rely on fossil fuels and government plans increase their use to meet growing demands. In this webinar, the CASE team presents opportunities and challenges in shifting the energy sectors of the CASE countries to largely decarbonised systems. We compare the role of electrification and gaseous energy carriers in this transition, and discuss how different choices impact energy security. The input presentation is followed by reactions from energy experts in the CASE countries and a “Q&A” session.

The Asian Development Bank (ADB), along with its co-organizers the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Korea Energy Agency (KEA), is delighted to invite clean energy practitioners from across the region—including government agencies, private sector, equipment and service providers, financiers, philanthropic organizations, researchers, non-governmental organizations and other stakeholders—to join the 19th edition of the Asia Clean Energy Forum (ACEF) 2024 in Manila to be held during 3–7 June 2024. The theme of this year’s ACEF is “Accelerating the Clean Energy Transition and Ensuring Energy Security and Affordability – Time for Urgent Action Now”.

CASE Indonesia has been hosting a digital campaigners meetup three times since 2022, and an upcoming fourth one on 28th of May 2024. The fourth Digital Campaigners MeetUp called the Xplo.RE.talk will focus on content creation on how to balance education and entertainment. The participants will be mentored by two incredible content creators, Mahatma Putra and Cynthia S. Lestari. Both Putra and Cynthia will mentor 24 participants on Tuesday (28/05) through a world-cafe discussion group. The participants will later be given a task to create a content concept and present them in front of the class. The Xplo.RE.talk is part of the Road to Indonesia Sustainable Energy Week 2024 that will be held on 10-13 September 2024. Register bit.ly/RegistrasiXPLORETALK

Endorsed by the Ministry of Energy, Thailand and co-hosted by PTT Group and EGAT, the Future Energy Asia 2024 Exhibition and Summit, incorporating Future LNG Asia and Future Mobility Asia, will be held in Bangkok, Thailand, on 15 – 17 May 2024, convening over 22,000 international energy professionals, investors, and innovators to influence, support and deliver Asia’s clean energy vision. Serving as the platform to showcase Asia’s energy transition and clean mobility mission on the global stage, Future Energy Asia 2024 is more than an annual international industry event; it is a collective call to action for Asia to harness the immense potential of its own transformation journey. Join this event in May and be a part of the crucial public and private sector dialogues and cross-sector industry partnerships that will help enable Asia to lead the world on the pathway to secure, affordable and sustainable energy generation.

With international, regional, and local attendees, Future Energy Asia will host leaders and global decision-makers who matter to your business to accelerate the energy transition to net zero. Future Energy Asia Exhibition & Summit is the ideal platform for companies to connect with the industry and showcase their expertise and companies to investors looking to do business in an ever-changing dynamic Asian energy market.

CMT’s Biomass Innovations Asia 2024 conference and exhibition, in Tokyo, on 13 - 15 May 2024 incorporates two separately bookable tracks, Biofuel & Biocarbon and 14th Biomass Pellets Trade & Power. This event is recognised as Asia’s largest gathering of stakeholders in biomass and biofuel supply chain, bringing together key stakeholders from producers of wood pellets, wood chips, palm kernel shell, biodiesel, bioethanol, green bunkering, sustainable aviation fuel, torrefied biomass to traders, utilities, independent power producers (IPPs), commercial and industrial users across the Asia Pacific region and beyond.

At a time when more businesses in the Philippines are claiming that they are prioritising sustainability and shifting towards net zero, the role of media as storytellers and scrutineers has never been more critical. The rapidly evolving business and policy landscape is changing what it means to be sustainable, which, in turn, is influencing how investors and key stakeholders view environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations. This will affect how ESG-focused news is perceived. With scientists worldwide agreeing that the planet must reach net zero carbon emissions by 2050 to stay within the 1.5-degree Celsius threshold, the media needs to develop subject matter expertise to critically and analytically report on the topic in a way that has impact. To upskill journalists, media practitioners, and communicators in impactful storytelling on net zero, the Net Zero Carbon Alliance, the largest private sector group advancing the country’s progress on carbon neutrality.

The new GRI Standards became effective from 1st January 2023. The new GRI Standards include updated Universal Standards with significant changes. Reports published from 1st Jan 2023 must use the new standards. The revised Universal Standards includes the following key features New guidance to determine material topicsRevised in-accordance criteria Updated reporting principles New disclosure requirements Revisions to existing disclosures Incorporation of sector standards, and much more. Enhanced requirements for human rights reporting Whether you are an experienced sustainability reporter or a first-time reporter, the course prepares you for a smooth implementation of the reporting process within your organisation. You can complete our instructor-led training course remotely from the comfort of your home, anywhere in the world. Course duration Facilitated virtually over 4 half-days (2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Singapore Time)