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The ASEAN Centre for Energy (ACE) is pleased to announce that the 37th edition of the ASEAN Energy Business Forum (AEBF 2019) will be hosted by the Ministry of Energy, Thailand and once again held in conjunction with the ASEAN Ministers on Energy Meeting (AMEM 2019).
The premier annual gathering of the ASEAN energy sector, AEBF 2019 provides a unique platform for ASEAN policymakers and global private sector organisations to engage in public-private partnership cooperation discussions and project development business collaboration meetings.
Across three days AEBF 2019 will host Energy Ministers, Government officials and heads of National Power Authorities from all 10 ASEAN member states and beyond. Attendees will hear the latest regional energy investment opportunities and gain first-hand insights into the policy initiatives and regulatory environments that will guide future energy developments across the region. Guest government representatives, IRENA and the IEA will provide current world-view policy and regulatory perspectives.
In addition, C-suite executives from the global energy value chain, including: NOCs, IOCs, LNG suppliers, Renewable energy pioneers and technology innovators will share best practice strategies, critical market insights, up to the minute project developments and ground-breaking technology innovations.
AEBF 2019 will enable ASEAN governments to showcase their national energy framework aspirations and how they expect business to contribute towards the realisation of these goals. The forum will, therefore, serve as the perfect environment to foster in-country investment missions, bilateral meetings between project owners, institutional investors and integrated energy solutions experts.
These activities will play an important role in how the ASEAN network source innovation across the energy system to invest in capital energy projects that transition into a clean energy future.
VENUE:
Bangkok, Thailand
3-5 September 2019
Original source: AEBF
Published on 30 August 2019