Supattanapong Punmeechaow
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy
Kingdom of Thailand (confirmed)
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- 20 July 2022 Day One
- 21 July 2022 Day Two
- 22 July 2022 Day Three
Joint Opening Ceremony with Future Energy Asia 2022
ASEAN countries, including Thailand, have seen significant impact of COVID-19, but with the right measures, the region could see a post-pandemic clean mobility revolution. As a regional leading auto manufacturing hub, the Thai government will develop the country as an EV production hub for ASEAN by 2025. In addition, Thailand pledged net zero emission by 2065 and have made proactive strides to address and adapt to the new normal. The Opening Ceremony will showcase Thailand’s priorities, policies, their implications, encompassing perspectives from various leaders on decarbonization.
Registration & Networking
08:00 - 09:10
Organiser’s Welcome
09:00 - 09:10
09:10 09:25
Thailand towards Net Zero: Clean Energy & Mobility for Green, Low-Carbon Growth
Ministerial Keynote Address
SPEAKER
Wednesday 20 July 2022
09:10 - 09:25
Thailand towards Net Zero: Clean Energy & Mobility for Green, Low-Carbon Growth
Ministerial Keynote Address
SPEAKER
Supattanapong Punmeechaow
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy, Kingdom of Thailand (confirmed)
Centre Stage
09:25 09:40
Fast-tracking Thailand’s Energy Transition – The Role of Gas, Renewables and Thailand’s EV Ambitions
Thai Energy Keynote Address
SPEAKER
Auttapol Rerkpiboon
President and Chief Executive Officer
PTT (confirmed)
Wednesday 20 July 2022
09:25 - 09:40
Fast-tracking Thailand’s Energy Transition – The Role of Gas, Renewables and Thailand’s EV Ambitions
Thai Energy Keynote Address
SPEAKER
Auttapol Rerkpiboon
President and Chief Executive Officer, PTT (confirmed)
09:40 09:55
Sustainable E&P for Energy Security and Diversifications into New Energy Investment Opportunities and Technologies
Thai E&P Keynote Address
SPEAKER
Montri Rawanchaikul
Chief Executive Officer
PTTEP (confirmed)
Wednesday 20 July 2022
09:40 - 09:55
Sustainable E&P for Energy Security and Diversifications into New Energy Investment Opportunities and Technologies
Thai E&P Keynote Address
SPEAKER
Montri Rawanchaikul
Chief Executive Officer, PTTEP (confirmed)
09:55 10:10
TCEB Keynote Address
SPEAKER
Supawan Teerarat
Senior Vice President
TCEB
Wednesday 20 July 2022
09:55 - 10:10
TCEB Keynote Address
SPEAKER
Supawan Teerarat
Senior Vice President, TCEB
Expo Opening & VIP Tours
10:10 - 11:00
Electrifying ASEAN’s Mobility
11:00 11:15
Plugging into the Future – Electric Vehicles and Future Mobility in 2022 and beyond
Scene Setting Keynote
The automotive industry is pivoting away from traditional revenue streams and looking to deploy EV product lines. A space that traditionally has had large barriers to entry, now automotive manufacturing is seeing start-ups going head-to-head with established players. According to the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), by 2025, around 20% of all vehicles on the road in Southeast Asia will be electric, with around 60 million two- and three-wheelers and 10 million four-wheel vehicles. How can the region reap the benefits of mobility electrification and extend their footprint into EV and battery production?
SPEAKER
Dolf Gielen
Director
IRENA Innovation & Technology Centre (IITC), International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA)
Wednesday 20 July 2022
11:00 - 11:15
Plugging into the Future – Electric Vehicles and Future Mobility in 2022 and beyond
Scene Setting Keynote
The automotive industry is pivoting away from traditional revenue streams and looking to deploy EV product lines. A space that traditionally has had large barriers to entry, now automotive manufacturing is seeing start-ups going head-to-head with established players. According to the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), by 2025, around 20% of all vehicles on the road in Southeast Asia will be electric, with around 60 million two- and three-wheelers and 10 million four-wheel vehicles. How can the region reap the benefits of mobility electrification and extend their footprint into EV and battery production?
SPEAKER
Dolf Gielen
Director , IRENA Innovation & Technology Centre (IITC), International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA)
11:15 11:45
ASEAN Clean Mobility Commitments & Partnerships
Ministerial Keynotes
Wednesday 20 July 2022
11:15 - 11:45
ASEAN Clean Mobility Commitments & Partnerships
Ministerial Keynotes
11:15 11:45
Indonesia: Accelerating Clean Mobility Development
SPEAKER
Arifin Tasrif
Minister for Energy & Mineral Resources
Republic of Indonesia
Wednesday 20 July 2022
11:15 - 11:45
Indonesia: Accelerating Clean Mobility Development
SPEAKER
Arifin Tasrif
Minister for Energy & Mineral Resources, Republic of Indonesia
11:45 13:00
Building an Ecosystem That Enables ASEAN’s EV Mass Production & Adoption
Panel Session
To enable a vibrant EV production & consumption market in ASEAN, we will need close cooperation between the governments, energy sector and financiers. Although the total cost of ownership (TCO) of EV is becoming more comparable to ICE, further support is needed to bring down the up-front costs of EV. In addition, market penetration of EV not only presents a platform for new business models for energy suppliers but also the whole energy ecosystem. In this panel, various regulatory mechanisms and partnership models will be discussed to drive synergy and ecosystem-building in Southeast Asia’s clean mobility segment.
SPEAKERS
Megat Jalaluddin Megat Hassan
Chief Retail Officer
Tenaga Nasional Berhad
Worachat Luxkanalode
Executive Director
Grab Thailand, and Country Head, Grab Financial Group
Senior representative
Dassault Systèmes(reserved)
MODERATOR
Krzysztof Tokarz
Manager – Automotive & Mobility
ABeam Consulting
Wednesday 20 July 2022
11:45 - 13:00
Building an Ecosystem That Enables ASEAN’s EV Mass Production & Adoption
Panel Session
To enable a vibrant EV production & consumption market in ASEAN, we will need close cooperation between the governments, energy sector and financiers. Although the total cost of ownership (TCO) of EV is becoming more comparable to ICE, further support is needed to bring down the up-front costs of EV. In addition, market penetration of EV not only presents a platform for new business models for energy suppliers but also the whole energy ecosystem. In this panel, various regulatory mechanisms and partnership models will be discussed to drive synergy and ecosystem-building in Southeast Asia’s clean mobility segment.
SPEAKERS
Megat Jalaluddin Megat Hassan
Chief Retail Officer, Tenaga Nasional Berhad
Worachat Luxkanalode
Executive Director, Grab Thailand, and Country Head, Grab Financial Group
Senior representative
, Dassault Systèmes(reserved)
MODERATOR
Krzysztof Tokarz
Manager – Automotive & Mobility, ABeam Consulting
Lunch Break & Networking
13:00 - 15:00
15:00 16:00
Scaling Southeast Asia’ Charging Infrastructure
Panel Session
The number of electric vehicles (EVs) on our roads is expected to increase noticeably over the next decade. To accommodate them, the energy sector needs to plan for increased domestic consumption at off-peak times for overnight charging. In addition, to avoid placing a bottleneck onto EV adoption, strong charging access at places such as residences and office buildings is imperative. In addition, convenient charging outside of one’s house (or job) will be critical to EV expansion. Such “on-the-go” charge-ups will have to be as simple as fueling an ICE vehicle today. Thus, encouragement for large retailers and shared mobility providers to invest in charging infrastructure is necessary. On the 2-wheelers front, it is crucial to develop a common battery standard to enable battery-swapping for 2-wheelers. In this panel, esteemed experts will look at the technologies (AC, DC and wireless), scenarios of Asia closing its charging gap, and the collaborative efforts need to resolve it.
SPEAKERS
Goh Chee Kiong
CEO
Charge+
Shamsul Bahar Mohd Nor
CEO
Malaysian Green Technology & Climate Change Centre
Patrick T. Aquino
Director
Energy Utilization Management Bureau (EUMB), Department of Energy
Raymond Ravelo
FVP & Chief Sustainability Officer
Meralco
MODERATOR
Zee Fakier
Leader of the McKinsey Center of Future Mobility – Asia
McKinsey & Company
Wednesday 20 July 2022
15:00 - 16:00
Scaling Southeast Asia’ Charging Infrastructure
Panel Session
The number of electric vehicles (EVs) on our roads is expected to increase noticeably over the next decade. To accommodate them, the energy sector needs to plan for increased domestic consumption at off-peak times for overnight charging. In addition, to avoid placing a bottleneck onto EV adoption, strong charging access at places such as residences and office buildings is imperative. In addition, convenient charging outside of one’s house (or job) will be critical to EV expansion. Such “on-the-go” charge-ups will have to be as simple as fueling an ICE vehicle today. Thus, encouragement for large retailers and shared mobility providers to invest in charging infrastructure is necessary. On the 2-wheelers front, it is crucial to develop a common battery standard to enable battery-swapping for 2-wheelers. In this panel, esteemed experts will look at the technologies (AC, DC and wireless), scenarios of Asia closing its charging gap, and the collaborative efforts need to resolve it.
SPEAKERS
Goh Chee Kiong
CEO, Charge+
Shamsul Bahar Mohd Nor
CEO, Malaysian Green Technology & Climate Change Centre
Patrick T. Aquino
Director, Energy Utilization Management Bureau (EUMB), Department of Energy
Raymond Ravelo
FVP & Chief Sustainability Officer, Meralco
MODERATOR
Zee Fakier
Leader of the McKinsey Center of Future Mobility – Asia, McKinsey & Company
16:00 17:00
Electrifying Asia’s Medium and Heavy-Duty Vehicle Fleet: The Way Ahead
Panel Session
The last decade has seen all-electric and plug-in hybrid EVs from many automakers become part of the mainstream market. One cannot help but wonder, where do medium- and heavy-duty EVs stand in the transition to electrification?
According to Bloomberg New Energy Finance, the world will have 1.2 million electric buses. It is one of the most significant uptakes of EVs taking place today. With innovative megacities such as Shenzhen leading the way, Asia has the potential to become a world leader in electric public transportation.
In BNEF’s outlook, heavy-duty electric trucks become economically attractive in urban duty cycles by the mid-2020s. Megawatt-scale charging stations and the emergence of much higher energy density batteries by the late 2020s result in battery electric trucks becoming a viable option for heavy-duty long-haul operations, especially for volume-limited applications.
In this panel, esteemed experts will examine Asian’s path-breaking initiatives in the sector, major market opportunities and getting the grid ready for an electrified medium and heavy-duty vehicle fleet.
SPEAKERS
Faela Sufa
Southeast Asia Director
ITDP Indonesia
Rudyanto Azhar
Director
Iskandar Regional Development Authority
Jacques Borremans
Managing Director Asia
CharIN
Felipe Rodriguez
Heavy-Duty Vehicles Program Lead
The International Council on Clean Transportation
MODERATOR
Marshall Martin
Commercial Vehicles Program Manager
Frost & Sullivan
Wednesday 20 July 2022
16:00 - 17:00
Electrifying Asia’s Medium and Heavy-Duty Vehicle Fleet: The Way Ahead
Panel Session
The last decade has seen all-electric and plug-in hybrid EVs from many automakers become part of the mainstream market. One cannot help but wonder, where do medium- and heavy-duty EVs stand in the transition to electrification?
According to Bloomberg New Energy Finance, the world will have 1.2 million electric buses. It is one of the most significant uptakes of EVs taking place today. With innovative megacities such as Shenzhen leading the way, Asia has the potential to become a world leader in electric public transportation.
In BNEF’s outlook, heavy-duty electric trucks become economically attractive in urban duty cycles by the mid-2020s. Megawatt-scale charging stations and the emergence of much higher energy density batteries by the late 2020s result in battery electric trucks becoming a viable option for heavy-duty long-haul operations, especially for volume-limited applications.
In this panel, esteemed experts will examine Asian’s path-breaking initiatives in the sector, major market opportunities and getting the grid ready for an electrified medium and heavy-duty vehicle fleet.
SPEAKERS
Faela Sufa
Southeast Asia Director, ITDP Indonesia
Rudyanto Azhar
Director, Iskandar Regional Development Authority
Jacques Borremans
Managing Director Asia, CharIN
Felipe Rodriguez
Heavy-Duty Vehicles Program Lead, The International Council on Clean Transportation
MODERATOR
Marshall Martin
Commercial Vehicles Program Manager, Frost & Sullivan
End of Day One
17:00 - 17:00
Creating A Sustainable Clean Mobility Revolution
09:00 09:15
Threats and Opportunities from E-Mobility for Auto Parts Manufacturers in Southeast Asia
Keynote
The adoption of electric vehicles in Southeast Asia is accelerating. Along with it, there are changes in the competitive landscape among automakers and in the supply chain. As a result, Southeast Asian ICE component manufacturers who represent a multi-billion dollar industry - that gives employment to hundreds of thousands of people in the region - will find it increasingly more difficult to maintain the status quo.
In this presentation, we will show that a shift to electric vehicles, and fully electric vehicles in particular, will further accelerate. However, the transition to e-mobility is not only a threat but also a big opportunity for component manufacturers that will take the right actions.
MODERATOR
Krzysztof Tokarz
Manager – Automotive & Mobility
ABeam Consulting
Thursday 21 July 2022
09:00 - 09:15
Threats and Opportunities from E-Mobility for Auto Parts Manufacturers in Southeast Asia
Keynote
The adoption of electric vehicles in Southeast Asia is accelerating. Along with it, there are changes in the competitive landscape among automakers and in the supply chain. As a result, Southeast Asian ICE component manufacturers who represent a multi-billion dollar industry - that gives employment to hundreds of thousands of people in the region - will find it increasingly more difficult to maintain the status quo.
In this presentation, we will show that a shift to electric vehicles, and fully electric vehicles in particular, will further accelerate. However, the transition to e-mobility is not only a threat but also a big opportunity for component manufacturers that will take the right actions.
MODERATOR
Krzysztof Tokarz
Manager – Automotive & Mobility, ABeam Consulting
09:15 10:15
Critical Success Factors for Southeast Asia to Accelerate Its Ascent as the Next Global EV & Automotive Hub
Panel Session
Increasingly, we are seeing more and more global automotive companies choosing Southeast Asian countries such as Thailand and Indonesia as their next EV manufacturing hub. The ASEAN local EV production and supply chain is witnessing vibrant innovation. In this panel, these innovative shifts will be explored, along with the insights into navigating the factory re-location to the region.
Speakers
Chanin Khaochan
Deputy Secretary General
Thailand Board of Investment (BOI)
Dr. Akarin Suwannarat
Special Assistant to CEO & EVP
Energy Absolute PCL
Richard Hong
CEO
TUV SUD ASEAN
MODERATOR
Hirotaka Uchida
Principal
Arthur D Little
Thursday 21 July 2022
09:15 - 10:15
Critical Success Factors for Southeast Asia to Accelerate Its Ascent as the Next Global EV & Automotive Hub
Panel Session
Increasingly, we are seeing more and more global automotive companies choosing Southeast Asian countries such as Thailand and Indonesia as their next EV manufacturing hub. The ASEAN local EV production and supply chain is witnessing vibrant innovation. In this panel, these innovative shifts will be explored, along with the insights into navigating the factory re-location to the region.
Speakers
Chanin Khaochan
Deputy Secretary General, Thailand Board of Investment (BOI)
Dr. Akarin Suwannarat
Special Assistant to CEO & EVP, Energy Absolute PCL
Richard Hong
CEO, TUV SUD ASEAN
MODERATOR
Hirotaka Uchida
Principal, Arthur D Little
10:15 11:15
Not Simply Cars: Electric Vehicles as Batteries
Panel Session
With vehicle-to-home (V2H) and vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology in implementation, EV has the potential to be more than just a clean mode of transportation, but also a method to increase the resilience of our electricity grid. As pilots start around the world, what lessons can Southeast Asian countries learn from them? And as the EV industry mature in the region, effective tech and business models will be in high demand to handle the repurposing and recycling of used EV batteries.
Speaker
Takafumi Anegawa
President
CHAdeMO Association
Siddharth Roy
Business Director
ACE Green Recycling, Inc.
Dr. Kijun Park
Head of Energy Solutions Group/Chief Researcher Smart Distribution Laboratory
Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO)
Isao Sekiguchi
Regional Vice President, Marketing & Sales
Nissan ASEAN
Elias Poyry
CBO & Deputy CEO
Virta Ltd.
MODERATOR
Allan Schulte
Partner
Bain & Company
Thursday 21 July 2022
10:15 - 11:15
Not Simply Cars: Electric Vehicles as Batteries
Panel Session
With vehicle-to-home (V2H) and vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology in implementation, EV has the potential to be more than just a clean mode of transportation, but also a method to increase the resilience of our electricity grid. As pilots start around the world, what lessons can Southeast Asian countries learn from them? And as the EV industry mature in the region, effective tech and business models will be in high demand to handle the repurposing and recycling of used EV batteries.
Speaker
Takafumi Anegawa
President, CHAdeMO Association
Siddharth Roy
Business Director, ACE Green Recycling, Inc.
Dr. Kijun Park
Head of Energy Solutions Group/Chief Researcher Smart Distribution Laboratory, Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO)
Isao Sekiguchi
Regional Vice President, Marketing & Sales, Nissan ASEAN
Elias Poyry
CBO & Deputy CEO, Virta Ltd.
MODERATOR
Allan Schulte
Partner, Bain & Company
Lunch Break & Networking
11:15 - 13:15
13:15 14:30
Shaping the Future of Mobility with Innovative EV Manufacturing & Battery Tech
Panel Session
Electric vehicles (EVs) are the automotive industry’s future, and because batteries are the core of the development of EVs, demand for better batteries is higher than ever. The lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery is now the energy storage of choice for EV manufacturers. But with a lot of room for improvement in terms of energy density, temperature range, recharging cycles and life, material supply stability, costs, and recycling considerations, to name a few, Li-ion batteries in their current state is not yet optimal.
In this panel, esteemed experts will examine the tremendous possibilities of current battery technology, as well as emerging innovations such solid-state batteries that can promise to change the future of mobility.
Speakers
Chiam Sing Yang
Director
Singapore Battery Consortium
Tal Sholklapper
CEO
Voltaiq
Sam Kanakamedala
Director of Product Management & Marketing
Qnovo
Rajdave Singh
Regional Product Manager, X-ray
ZEISS Southeast Asia
MODERATOR
Prajyot Sathe
Passenger Vehicles Program Manager
Frost & Sullivan
Thursday 21 July 2022
13:15 - 14:30
Shaping the Future of Mobility with Innovative EV Manufacturing & Battery Tech
Panel Session
Electric vehicles (EVs) are the automotive industry’s future, and because batteries are the core of the development of EVs, demand for better batteries is higher than ever. The lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery is now the energy storage of choice for EV manufacturers. But with a lot of room for improvement in terms of energy density, temperature range, recharging cycles and life, material supply stability, costs, and recycling considerations, to name a few, Li-ion batteries in their current state is not yet optimal.
In this panel, esteemed experts will examine the tremendous possibilities of current battery technology, as well as emerging innovations such solid-state batteries that can promise to change the future of mobility.
Speakers
Chiam Sing Yang
Director, Singapore Battery Consortium
Tal Sholklapper
CEO, Voltaiq
Sam Kanakamedala
Director of Product Management & Marketing, Qnovo
Rajdave Singh
Regional Product Manager, X-ray, ZEISS Southeast Asia
MODERATOR
Prajyot Sathe
Passenger Vehicles Program Manager, Frost & Sullivan
Afternoon break & networking
14:30 - 15:00
15:00 16:00
Developing a Sustainable Supply Chain for the ASEAN EV Revolution
Panel Session
Some ASEAN countries such as Indonesia and the Philippines have one of the largest reserves of crucial elements in the manufacturing of EV batteries, as well as developed automotive manufacturing industry. Thus, governments of ASEAN have announced plans to leapfrog into an important base for EV as well as EV batteries manufacturing.
At the same time, the EV industry will need many lithium-ion batteries to electrify many of the world's automobiles in the coming years. And that will need the development of entirely new sources and methods for locating, extracting, and processing battery elements like lithium, cobalt, and nickel.
These minerals are currently mined from under the earth's surface. For humanitarian or environmental reasons, the mining process might be challenging at times. Fortunately, battery titans, tech startups, EV producers, investors, and politicians are all refocusing their efforts on finding new and sustainable battery sources.
This panel will tackle the latest developments in exploring and mining sustainable battery materials, and how new frameworks for deploying, reusing and recycling sustainable battery materials will look like. Despite its early stage, the development of circular and sustainable EV batteries will be paramount to both the mobility and energy revolution.
Moderator
Wolfgang Bernhart
Senior Partner
Roland Berger
Speakers
Chao Yan
Founder
Princeton NuEnergy
Angela Durrant
Principal Analyst, Nickel
Wood Mackenzie
Audrey Gerard
Senior Director, Head of Auto-Mobility Sector Asia Pacific
DHL
Thursday 21 July 2022
15:00 - 16:00
Developing a Sustainable Supply Chain for the ASEAN EV Revolution
Panel Session
Some ASEAN countries such as Indonesia and the Philippines have one of the largest reserves of crucial elements in the manufacturing of EV batteries, as well as developed automotive manufacturing industry. Thus, governments of ASEAN have announced plans to leapfrog into an important base for EV as well as EV batteries manufacturing.
At the same time, the EV industry will need many lithium-ion batteries to electrify many of the world's automobiles in the coming years. And that will need the development of entirely new sources and methods for locating, extracting, and processing battery elements like lithium, cobalt, and nickel.
These minerals are currently mined from under the earth's surface. For humanitarian or environmental reasons, the mining process might be challenging at times. Fortunately, battery titans, tech startups, EV producers, investors, and politicians are all refocusing their efforts on finding new and sustainable battery sources.
This panel will tackle the latest developments in exploring and mining sustainable battery materials, and how new frameworks for deploying, reusing and recycling sustainable battery materials will look like. Despite its early stage, the development of circular and sustainable EV batteries will be paramount to both the mobility and energy revolution.
Moderator
Wolfgang Bernhart
Senior Partner, Roland Berger
Speakers
Chao Yan
Founder, Princeton NuEnergy
Angela Durrant
Principal Analyst, Nickel, Wood Mackenzie
Audrey Gerard
Senior Director, Head of Auto-Mobility Sector Asia Pacific, DHL
16:00 17:00
Bridging the $50bn EV Charging Infrastructure Investment Gap with Innovative Financing Models
Panel Session
According to a Siemens report, Asia-Pacific has a $50bn EV charging infrastructure gap to be met by 2026. If the electric charging infrastructure does not increase at a comparable rate, the predicted fast rise in electric vehicles in Southeast Asia will not materialize. The amount of capital expenditure necessary to develop that infrastructure is enormous, and it is not feasible to depend entirely on public funds. To enhancing the bankability of EV charging infrastructure, smart private sector funding is required. The rate of EV charging infrastructure deployment will be determined by the use of such financing alternatives and will in turn play a key role in the growth of Southeast Asia as a global EV hub.
In this panel, new financing models such as charging-as-a-service, battery leasing, free service will be explored, as well mechanisms such as credit guarantees, charging infrastructure carbon credits and lease-to-own models. The panel will also bring together innovative start-ups with utilities, O&G companies, automakers, project finance banks, infrastructure investors and private equity firms to bridge the financing gap in the EV charging infrastructure field.
Speakers
Jasper Wong
Head of Construction & Infrastructure
Sector Solutions Group, UOB
Kelvin Tay
Managing Director, Future Mobility and Advisor to CEO
Goldbell Group
Vinod Kesava
Co-Founder & CEO
Climate Resources Exchange, CRX
MODERATOR
Allen Tom Abraham
Senior Associate
BloombergNEF
Thursday 21 July 2022
16:00 - 17:00
Bridging the $50bn EV Charging Infrastructure Investment Gap with Innovative Financing Models
Panel Session
According to a Siemens report, Asia-Pacific has a $50bn EV charging infrastructure gap to be met by 2026. If the electric charging infrastructure does not increase at a comparable rate, the predicted fast rise in electric vehicles in Southeast Asia will not materialize. The amount of capital expenditure necessary to develop that infrastructure is enormous, and it is not feasible to depend entirely on public funds. To enhancing the bankability of EV charging infrastructure, smart private sector funding is required. The rate of EV charging infrastructure deployment will be determined by the use of such financing alternatives and will in turn play a key role in the growth of Southeast Asia as a global EV hub.
In this panel, new financing models such as charging-as-a-service, battery leasing, free service will be explored, as well mechanisms such as credit guarantees, charging infrastructure carbon credits and lease-to-own models. The panel will also bring together innovative start-ups with utilities, O&G companies, automakers, project finance banks, infrastructure investors and private equity firms to bridge the financing gap in the EV charging infrastructure field.
Speakers
Jasper Wong
Head of Construction & Infrastructure, Sector Solutions Group, UOB
Kelvin Tay
Managing Director, Future Mobility and Advisor to CEO, Goldbell Group
Vinod Kesava
Co-Founder & CEO, Climate Resources Exchange, CRX
MODERATOR
Allen Tom Abraham
Senior Associate, BloombergNEF
End of Day Two
17:00 - 17:00
Electrifying Southeast Asia’s 2-Wheelers
09:00 09:15
The Role of Electric 2-Wheelers in the Future of Mobility in Southeast Asia
Keynote
In many Asian countries, 2-wheelers are traditionally the transport method of choice for most households. In addition, the rise of ride-hailing and e-commerce has created a new business case for 2-wheelers. Given this strong demand, moving from internal combustion to electric 2-wheelers has the potential to massively improve the air quality of Asia’s megacities, fulfill countries’ climate change targets and achieve many other far-reaching benefits.
In this keynote, esteemed experts will examine what the future holds for electric 2-wheelers: which markets have the most room for market expansion, and which key factors will decide the eventual success or failure of electric 2-wheelers adoption in Asia.
Speaker
Nicole Wu
Group CEO
Evlomo
Friday 22 July 2022
09:00 - 09:15
The Role of Electric 2-Wheelers in the Future of Mobility in Southeast Asia
Keynote
In many Asian countries, 2-wheelers are traditionally the transport method of choice for most households. In addition, the rise of ride-hailing and e-commerce has created a new business case for 2-wheelers. Given this strong demand, moving from internal combustion to electric 2-wheelers has the potential to massively improve the air quality of Asia’s megacities, fulfill countries’ climate change targets and achieve many other far-reaching benefits.
In this keynote, esteemed experts will examine what the future holds for electric 2-wheelers: which markets have the most room for market expansion, and which key factors will decide the eventual success or failure of electric 2-wheelers adoption in Asia.
Speaker
Nicole Wu
Group CEO, Evlomo
09:15 10:00
Accelerating the E-Mobility Revolution with Battery Swapping and Electrifying Commercial Fleet
Panel Session
While consumers may be open to switching to EVs, they may not be keen on dealing with the hassle of charging. This is where battery swapping can shine. Not only could it remove wasteful wait time, but it will also increase station capacity, decrease needed investment, and prolong battery life.
However, battery swapping also has its own challenges. In this panel, esteemed experts will delve into the various aspects of battery swapping and offer strategies to overcome these barriers.
Speakers
Dannif Danusaputro
CEO
PT. Pertamina Power Indonesia
Kevin Phang
Co-Founder
Swap Energi Indonesia
Kaushik Burman
Head of Global Business Development
Gogoro
Nicole Wu
Group CEO
Evlomo
Ben Hale
Solution Engineering (EV SME)
Geotab
MODERATOR
Allen Tom Abraham
Senior Associate
BloombergNEF
Friday 22 July 2022
09:15 - 10:00
Accelerating the E-Mobility Revolution with Battery Swapping and Electrifying Commercial Fleet
Panel Session
While consumers may be open to switching to EVs, they may not be keen on dealing with the hassle of charging. This is where battery swapping can shine. Not only could it remove wasteful wait time, but it will also increase station capacity, decrease needed investment, and prolong battery life.
However, battery swapping also has its own challenges. In this panel, esteemed experts will delve into the various aspects of battery swapping and offer strategies to overcome these barriers.
Speakers
Dannif Danusaputro
CEO, PT. Pertamina Power Indonesia
Kevin Phang
Co-Founder, Swap Energi Indonesia
Kaushik Burman
Head of Global Business Development, Gogoro
Nicole Wu
Group CEO, Evlomo
Ben Hale
Solution Engineering (EV SME), Geotab
MODERATOR
Allen Tom Abraham
Senior Associate, BloombergNEF
Morning Break & Networking
10:00 - 11:00
Prepare Southeast Asia for Future Mobility
11:00 11:10
The New Energy Vehicle Roadmap for a Sustainable Future Thailand
Keynote
Speaker
Dr. Twarath Sutabutr
Inspector General
Ministry of Energy
Friday 22 July 2022
11:00 - 11:10
The New Energy Vehicle Roadmap for a Sustainable Future Thailand
Keynote
Speaker
Dr. Twarath Sutabutr
Inspector General, Ministry of Energy
11:10 12:10
Hydrogen Mobility – Can Asia be the Pioneer?
Panel Session
Battery electric vehicles are making headlines, but fuel cells are gaining momentum. Hydrogen could play a vital role in the future mobility system, especially as green hydrogen gains ground. With their high performance and fast refueling time, hydrogen-powered vehicles can complement other types of EV to achieve a broad decarbonization of the mobility sector, especially in the heavier and long-range segments. In this panel, experts will share their insights on the priority use cases, and how the industry, investors and policy makers can step up their their efforts to advance the development of hydrogen and fuel-cell technology.
Speaker
Mrugank Inamdar
Managing Director, Middle East and Asia (Ex-China)
Hyzon Motors
Nicolas Pocard
Vice President Marketing & Partnerships
Ballard Power Systems Inc.
Ben Nyland
President & CEO
Loop Energy Inc.
MODERATOR
Pasamon Pechrasuwan
Principal Consultant & Associate Fellow
Frost & Sullivan
Friday 22 July 2022
11:10 - 12:10
Hydrogen Mobility – Can Asia be the Pioneer?
Panel Session
Battery electric vehicles are making headlines, but fuel cells are gaining momentum. Hydrogen could play a vital role in the future mobility system, especially as green hydrogen gains ground. With their high performance and fast refueling time, hydrogen-powered vehicles can complement other types of EV to achieve a broad decarbonization of the mobility sector, especially in the heavier and long-range segments. In this panel, experts will share their insights on the priority use cases, and how the industry, investors and policy makers can step up their their efforts to advance the development of hydrogen and fuel-cell technology.
Speaker
Mrugank Inamdar
Managing Director, Middle East and Asia (Ex-China), Hyzon Motors
Nicolas Pocard
Vice President Marketing & Partnerships, Ballard Power Systems Inc.
Ben Nyland
President & CEO, Loop Energy Inc.
MODERATOR
Pasamon Pechrasuwan
Principal Consultant & Associate Fellow, Frost & Sullivan
12:10 12:20
The Key to Success in Creating the Next-Generation Vehicle
Keynote
The automotive sector is undergoing a huge transformation today. Players will need to embrace sophisticated creative design, shared intelligence, systems engineering, and multi-domain cooperation to flourish in the future of mobility. This keynote presentation will show you how digital optimization can help you expedite vehicle development.
Speaker
Senior representative
Dassault Systèmes(reserved)
Friday 22 July 2022
12:10 - 12:20
The Key to Success in Creating the Next-Generation Vehicle
Keynote
The automotive sector is undergoing a huge transformation today. Players will need to embrace sophisticated creative design, shared intelligence, systems engineering, and multi-domain cooperation to flourish in the future of mobility. This keynote presentation will show you how digital optimization can help you expedite vehicle development.
Speaker
Senior representative
, Dassault Systèmes(reserved)
12:20 13:20
Finding the Path to Autonomous, Connected & Shared Mobility in Southeast Asia
Panel Session
The transport sector is undergoing significant changes, shifting towards a future that is Connected, Autonomous, Shared and Electric (CASE). Each of these trends has the potential to impact everything, from our everyday commute to the design of urban places.
Among them, autonomous (AV) & connected vehicles, will be one of the most important disruptions for our time. By eliminating the need for a human driver, they can cut accidents, GHG emissions and make travelling more pleasurable.
Before we can reap these benefits, governments and companies must first come together and overcome the challenges this new technology is posing, such as unclear industry standards and regulatory frameworks, safety and security concerns, insufficient road & digital infrastructure, and consumer hesitancy.
In this panel, esteemed panelists will provide an overview of the technology and delve into issues surrounding this fast-growing industry. The development status of AVs & connected mobility in various Asian countries and cities will be discussed. Finally, panelists will propose strategies for Asia to overcome the concerns and challenges to drive AV & connected mobility adoption.
Moderator
Christian Kunze
Deputy Managing Director
FVA
Speakers
Senior representative
Dassault Systèmes(reserved)
Mr Daisuke Takahashi
Head of E-bike Working Group
CHAdeMO
George Shao
Senior Director, Financing, Investment & Strategy
Pony.ai
Sigfrido Tinga
President
Global Electric Transport (GET)
Friday 22 July 2022
12:20 - 13:20
Finding the Path to Autonomous, Connected & Shared Mobility in Southeast Asia
Panel Session
The transport sector is undergoing significant changes, shifting towards a future that is Connected, Autonomous, Shared and Electric (CASE). Each of these trends has the potential to impact everything, from our everyday commute to the design of urban places.
Among them, autonomous (AV) & connected vehicles, will be one of the most important disruptions for our time. By eliminating the need for a human driver, they can cut accidents, GHG emissions and make travelling more pleasurable.
Before we can reap these benefits, governments and companies must first come together and overcome the challenges this new technology is posing, such as unclear industry standards and regulatory frameworks, safety and security concerns, insufficient road & digital infrastructure, and consumer hesitancy.
In this panel, esteemed panelists will provide an overview of the technology and delve into issues surrounding this fast-growing industry. The development status of AVs & connected mobility in various Asian countries and cities will be discussed. Finally, panelists will propose strategies for Asia to overcome the concerns and challenges to drive AV & connected mobility adoption.
Moderator
Christian Kunze
Deputy Managing Director, FVA
Speakers
Senior representative
, Dassault Systèmes(reserved)
Mr Daisuke Takahashi
Head of E-bike Working Group, CHAdeMO
George Shao
Senior Director, Financing, Investment & Strategy, Pony.ai
Sigfrido Tinga
President, Global Electric Transport (GET)
End of Future Mobility Asia 2022
13:20 - 13:20
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- 21 July 2022 Day Two
- 22 July 2022 Day Three
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