Future Energy Asia 2021

Asia | Energy

Third Party Event

30 Jun 2021 - 02 Jul 2021

Future Energy Asia – Asia’s Leading Integrated Energy Transition Event
Meet Key Energy Leaders Live and In-Person Within a Safe and Secure Environment.

In its next edition held in BITEC, Bangkok from 30 June – 2 July 2021, Future Energy Asia Exhibition & Conference (FEA 2021) will present a business platform that brings together the region’s most influential energy players across the complete energy value chain in one unique meeting place.

Endorsed by the Ministry of Energy of Thailand and co-hosted by EGAT and PTT, Future Energy Asia 2021 looks to set the stage for NOCs and IOCs; power producers and utility companies; clean-tech providers; service companies and engineering contractors to foster a secure, affordable and low-carbon energy mix across Asia.

The annual global exhibition and conference is dedicated to advancing future energy solutions for the region and will host over 100+ exhibitors, 5,000+ trade professional representations, 1000+ conference delegates and 200+ industry speakers.

As the leading natural gas, LNG , power generation and renewables exhibition and conference in Asia, the annual event will act as a global platform for solution providers from across the world to present their products, services and solutions focused on moving the Asian energy transformation story forward towards a cleaner, greener, modern and sustainable future.

Download the event brochure for more information: https://www.futureenergyasia.com/about/download-2021-event-brochure/

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