APEC 2016 : Analysing Asia’s Dynamic Power Industry

Editorial Team Published 7 Sep 2016

Asia has been rapidly industrialising since 2000. One of the limiting factors on this growth has been the availability of energy generation capability as the electrical power market has struggled to keep pace. World electricity demand is rising rapidly, driven mainly by growth in Asia. It is projected to increase by more than 70 percent between 2010 and 2035; with Asia overall expected to account for 64 percent.

Asia is already a key market for power industry suppliers. The long-term nature of power developments in the region confirms that it will be of continuing international importance. Asia Power & Electricity Convention 2016 (APEC 2016), Asia’s leading power and electricity conference scheduled for 23-24 November, 2016 in Jakarta, will continue to serve as the leading platform for major industry players to establish winning strategies in Asia.

Under the theme of ‘Unearthing New Opportunities in Asia’s Energy Sector’, the Convention will address the most crucial issues which determine business performance objectives in Asia. APEC 2016 will help you to better analyse Asia’s dynamic power industry and further identify the strategic role of Southeast Asia in your global business plan.

Key topics

Power Policy and National Development plan in Indonesia
Commercial Opportunities in Indonesia’s Power Sector
Malaysia Power Market Outlook
Thailand Power Development Plan
Indian Energy Investment
Integrating Renewable in the Power Generation Mix
Wind Generator Failure Modes and Occurrences
Meeting Transmission and Distribution Policies for a Project Driven Future
A Secure, Innovative and Forward Looking ICT Strategy
Engage New Roles and Business Models to Provide Customer-Focused Energy Services
Major Upcoming Power Transmission and Distribution Projects
Cloud Computing Led Infrastructure for Growth
Increased Engagement of Private Markets to Deliver High Efficiency Products and Demand-Side Solutions on a Regional Scale