LSE Alumni Indonesia Event – Looking ahead at Indonesia’s Energy Sector

Asia | Energy

Third Party Event

31 Mar 2015

The event will be held at the Soehana Hall, Energy Building, 2nd Floor. SCBD, Jl Sudirman Kav 59 Jakarta, Indonesia from 7pm – 9pm.

Participants can engage in panel discussions followed by a moderated Q&A over light dinner. There will be prominent speakers present who will analyze the various perspectives of the emerging power landscape.

Admission fee: IDR 200,000 (alumni) 250,000 (non-alumni)

For more information, please visit the event website

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