Organiser
Asia’s ability to respond to geopolitical and supply chain shocks will determine its ability to transition to a clean, secure and sustainable energy system.
Regional conflicts, energy protectionism and supply chain disruptions can pose major threats to the region’s energy transition, adding to ongoing concerns over grid bottlenecks, regulatory uncertainty and weak investment signals. The ongoing Gulf conflict has only perpetuated these fears, exposing structural risks tied to import dependence, limited fuel diversification and concentrated supply routes.
Nonetheless, the region shows signs of slow but sure progress on expanding renewable energy capacity such as solar and green hydrogen, with investors prioritising grid upgrades and energy storage – key infrastructure needs to address intermittency issues during the transition.
Bound by their own decarbonisation trajectories, Asian nations will thus focus on what they can control, including strengthening cross-border coordination, regulatory alignment and financial pipelines.
Join us for this exclusive webinar where we deep dive into:
• Price volatility’s impact on transition timelines
• The current state of regional energy supply
• Strategies to plug supply and finance gaps
• Long-term roadmap for scaling renewables and grid stability
This event is free to attend. A short survey is included as part of registration below.
