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Upcoming Event
Energy Transition Summit Asia
Across two dynamic days, The Financial Times' Energy Transition Summit Asia, co-hosted by Nikkei will convene top executives, policymakers, and industry leaders to share insights, explore strategies, and shape the future of Asia’s energy system.
With over half of the world’s population, the Asia-Pacific region is pivotal to shaping the global energy landscape. Key themes and discussions include:
- Energy demand, growth and security in Asia: Balancing Asia’s growing energy demand with the need for sustainable development and energy security.
- Global and Geopolitical Dynamics:Influence of global power shifts on energy supply chains and investments in SEA.
- Financing the energy transition in Asia:Roles of JETPs, blended finance and private capital in funding transition.
- Leaders in the ASEAN transition: Members and non-members of ASEAN and their roles.
Members and partners of the Centre for Strategic Energy and Resources are entitled to 20% discount on digital and in-person pass with the discount code: CSER
Register here: https://bit.ly/3EbBSb0
Planned Event
Webinar on: Floating Nuclear Power Plant as a Future Clean Energy Solution for ASEAN
The emerging economies in ASEAN are vulnerable to the impacts of climate change and are facing critical challenges in eradicating poverty and improving access to modern energy. In the quest to address energy security, industrialisation, and economic development has led to fast rising demand for coal in the region.
Renewables are receiving strong political support, but energy density, intermittency, integration cost, and impact on existing generation assets remain very difficult to be addressed in the ASEAN context. With the volatility of fossil fuel prices and increasingly uncertain geopolitical impact on the security of fossil fuel supply, ASEAN needs to look for pragmatic solutions that can offer stable, reliable, and cost-effective carbon-free energy to power sustainable economic growth.
Would small modular reactors (SMRs) and especially those in the form of floating nuclear power plants demonstrate a plausible option for ASEAN to enjoy clean energy without the need to worry about managing radioactive spent fuel and nuclear waste? What are the added opportunities from the advanced SMR technologies such as molten salt reactors beyond clean energy production?
In this webinar, we will provide a dissection on the need for SMR technologies in ASEAN, technologies currently under development, and added opportunities such as capacity building for the local industry, indigenous intellectual properties, and strategic partnership.
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