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Power & Electricity Asia 2010 |
| Location: | Singapore |
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| Website: | www.terrapinn.com/2010/asiapow |
terrapinn.com| Start Date: | 05-Apr-2010 | End Date: | 09-Apr-2010 |
| Focus: | Renewable Energy | International / National: | International |
| Exhibitors Last Time: | Times Held Before: | 12 |
| Exhibition Visitors Last Time: | M2 Cost Small Booth: | ||
| Conference Participants Last Time: | Conference Ticket Cost: | €2,559 |
| Description: | The 13th Annual Power & Electricity Asia Congress 2010 is a high-level strategic platform to address most critical business issues such as:
·Opportunities and challenges in privatisation movements across Asia ·Viable investment models in today’s environment ·Evolution of risk and reward equilibrium in Asia ·Undertaking the most appropriate risk management and due diligence in project development in investment ·Identifying commercially viable off-grid business model ·Opportunities in M&A throughout Asia ·Capital funding and innovative financing in the wake of a global credit crunch ·Developing and funding clean energy in Asia ·Achieving optimal fuel diversity to ensure long-term security ·Latest technology development that can revolutionise the power sector New exciting features in 2010 to give you the best and most productive conference experience Power & Electricity World Asia brings to the table more exciting features and current topics in the industry ·Ministerial Forum Ministers from Malaysia, Indonesia, China, India, Thailand, Myanmar, Singapore, Vietnam, Laos, Philippines and Singapore to discuss on what government leaders can do to power up the development of the industry. Issues on tariffs, subsidies, contracts, privatization and deregulation will be reviewed in order to increase investment in the industry ·CEO Highlights A special session designed for CEOs of Power companies and EPCs to discuss and share where are they putting their money in. ·IPP Forum A panel discussion designed to discuss and uncover different investment models and what works best for Asia. Is it PPP, IPP, BOT or are there other new models that Asia can adopt? ·Country Development and Investment Forums: China, India, Indonesia and Indochina These forums aim to discuss, identify, review and examine current and future power projects these countries. The discussion will then zero in on investment and financing requirements for these projects in order to identify and encourage interested investors and how they can get involved in these projects. ·Renewable & Alternative Energy Development and Investment Showcase There will be 5 concurrent sessions focusing on specific renewable and alternative energy projects namely; Solar, Hydro, Wind, Nuclear and Biomass. Each session will be hosted and facilitated by their respective global industry associations. The objective of these simultaneous sessions is to deepen the understanding and overcoming technical, operational and commercial issues of developing renewable projects in Asia. The discussion will also attempt to identify different business opportunities in the region and how industry players and interested investors can tap into these markets. ·Investor Forum A dedicated forum for investors to determine their investment strategies, uncover what kind of projects they plan to invest and identify what are their investment requirements ·Bankable Project Showcase This is a business matching session where project proponents who are looking for partners get to present and showcase their projects to the audience with the end goal of identifying potential partners and securing the needed capital to implement the project. The project proponent can be the project owners or representative from the government who are responsible for raising capital and getting investors for the projects ·Financing forum A dedicated panel discussion for global and regional financing institutions to discuss new models of financing power projects to ensure project success and sustainability ·Capital Raising Forum A panel discussion where private equity firms and infrastructure fund owners share alternative options for raising capital for promising power projects. ·Power Producers’ Debate A very interactive session where major power producers in Asia Pacific discuss and debate on different options and solutions in addressing climate change and fuel security challenges ·Smart Grid Forum and Exhibition A special forum and exhibition where power generators, grid owners and developers explore and discuss smart grid infrastructures to access off-grid electricity. They will also examine various off-grid business models and discuss sustainable off-grid projects in Asia to expand electricity coverage and address rural electrification. |
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| Last Update: | 09-09-2009 | |
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