ASEAN Clean Energy Week

Asia | Energy

Third Party Event

24 Nov 2020 - 25 Nov 2020

ASEAN Clean Energy Week 2020, in conjunction with 5th ASEAN Solar + Energy Storage (ASES), 1st Microgrid Asia 2020 and 2nd Floating Solar ASEAN, is the largest c-level gathering and solution theater for the Southeast Asian energy transition. 
   
From overarching power generation trends to specific application scenarios that truly addresses the regional energy demands, an audience of over 2,500 international power and clean energy professionals covering regulatory offices, utilities, electric cooperatives and energy buyers, developers, investors, financiers, and tier-1 solution providers will be brought under one roof, across summit hall and exhibition floor.

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