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    Power and infrastructure



     

    Enabling the next generation of industry, cities and AI

    The growth of AI and industrial automation is reshaping the Asia-Pacific energy landscape. As businesses scale operations, securing a resilient and sustainable power supply has become a board-level priority.

    This track examines how businesses, investors and governments can meet rising energy demand, finance infrastructure and manage the commercial and operational challenges of the energy transition.

    Discussion topics

    Leading voices across global energy, power and infrastructure will explore four big questions defining the next era of power and energy infrastructure.

    1. How will we power the ongoing AI revolution sustainably? 

    Practical steps to meeting exponential AI and datacentre power demand without compromising sustainable principles.

    2. Is public-private and cross-border collaboration across APAC the key? 

    Models for international and inter-organisational partnerships that mitigate risk and drive economic growth. 

    3. Do decarbonisation and sustainability provide a competitive advantage? 

    Use cases on the strategic benefits of electrification, carbon management, advanced battery storage, and other decarbonisation technologies.

    4. What does the post-2030 global energy mix look like? 

    Planning, forecasting, and analysing the likely balance of energy sources that will power the society of tomorrow.

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