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Accelerating low carbon solutions and energy‑efficiency innovation for a more resilient, lower‑emissions energy system
Low carbon solutions and energy efficiency solutions will be central to achieving measurable emissions reduction across the global energy system. Gastech will examine how these technologies can move from ambition to large‑scale deployment, integrating into complex value chains, enabling system‑wide optimisation, and supporting a more interconnected, resilient, and lower‑emissions future.
Monday, 14 September | 11:30 - 12:15Hydrogen Strategic
Unlocking the unrealised potential for hydrogen in a diverse energy mix
The hydrogen sector is recalibrating as early optimism gives way to natural attrition and a pragmatic reassessment of market realities. Yet the sector’s underlying momentum remains significant, with US $110bn in committed investment worldwide, and investment growing by more than 50% each year during the past five years.With natural gas and LNG still essential to the energy mix, hydrogen’s credibility will hinge on proven use cases and clear commercial viability. Progressing projects from ambitio... Read More
Monday, 14 September | 12:00 - 12:45Low Carbon Solutions Strategic
On track or off course? Navigating the path towards lower carbon energy systems
Energy transformation is entering a decisive phase. Global demand is surging and clean energy investment is approaching US $2tn annually, yet fossil fuels still supply over 80% of primary energy [IEA] and emissions reductions remain off track. Geopolitical pressures are shifting the focus from speed to durability and security, with pace and pathways diverging across regions. Lower carbon capacity is expanding, but system integration is lagging. Grid bottlenecks, gaps in firm capacity and outdate... Read More
Wednesday, 16 September | 13:30 - 14:15Inclusion & Diversity
Women in innovation: Start-ups and founders
2024 research by PwC showed that, worldwide, women-only founders received less than 2% of venture capital funding. Join our panel of innovators who are forging their careers as founders for an open and honest conversation about the challenges faced, opportunities taken, and success they have built.Speakers will share insights into their career journeys thus far, along with advice for newcomers in the industry.
Monday, 14 September | 12:45 - 13:30Low Carbon Solutions Strategic
Backing the next wave: Structuring capital to scale low carbon solutions
Capital availability is no longer the primary barrier to scaling low carbon technologies – the challenge now lies in managing the risks of early commercial projects and designing financial structures that bring solutions to market. Lower carbon projects lack stable carbon pricing and long-term revenue certainty, while nascent supply chains and complex financing add further risk. Understanding what drives project success is critical to accelerating deployment. The need is particularly urgent in A... Read More
Monday, 14 September | 14:40 - 15:00Strategic Leadership
The digital steelworks: AI, algorithms and the new physics of energy efficiency
Artificial intelligence and algorithms are opening a new chapter in how energy systems are conceived and operated. As power, industry and infrastructure become increasingly digital, efficiency is no longer bounded by static design limits, but shaped by intelligence applied continuously and at scale. Data-driven systems are beginning to sense, learn and adapt across complex networks, delivering 5–15% efficiency gains while enhancing flexibility, resilience and system responsiveness. This emerging... Read More
Monday, 14 September | 15:00 - 15:20Strategic Leadership
Energy’s financial supercycle: Where global capital flows next
Global energy investment is entering a new phase, shaped by electrification, infrastructure expansion and geopolitical realignment. Capital flows are no longer following transition narratives alone, but gravitating toward assets that combine scale, resilience and long-duration relevance. Power networks, LNG, storage, critical minerals and low-carbon infrastructure are absorbing a growing share of global investment as demand growth, security priorities and industrial strategy converge. At the sam... Read More
Monday, 14 September | 15:40 - 16:00Strategic Leadership
Energy without borders: Transforming markets through infrastructure mega-corridors
Large-scale energy infrastructure is reshaping how energy markets operate across regions. Cross-border electricity interconnectors, gas and LNG networks, hydrogen backbones and CO₂ transport corridors are linking supply and demand beyond national boundaries, enabling scale, flexibility and resilience. In Southeast Asia, initiatives such as the ASEAN Power Grid, expanding regional gas and LNG connectivity, and emerging cross-border renewable and hydrogen corridors illustrate how infrastructure me... Read More
Monday, 14 September | 16:15 - 17:00Strategic Leadership
Regulate or stagnate: The policy choices that will define the next decade
Energy regulation is becoming more interventionist, shifting focus from efficiency to capacity, resilience and strategic reserves as governments respond to volatility and supply concerns.A key challenge is funding new capacity, including gas storage, while keeping markets attractive to investors. At the same time, policy tensions are rising as ambitious methane and carbon targets test short-term feasibility, raising a broader question: should regulation enable the transition or actively force it... Read More
Tuesday, 15 September | 10:00 - 10:45Low Carbon Solutions Strategic
Banking on CCUS: What’s real, what’s next, and how to deliver at scale
Carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) is widely recognised as essential to decarbonising hard-to-abate industries, yet across Asia-Pacific no segment of the value chain has reached sustained commercial scale. The barriers are structural, not technical: a tenfold gap between full-chain costs and regional carbon price benchmarks [BCG], underdeveloped cross-border transport infrastructure, unresolved storage liability frameworks, and limited utilisation pathways that could turn captured ca... Read More
Tuesday, 15 September | 10:15 - 10:45Strategic Leadership
Trust deficit: Can energy cooperation survive geopolitics?
Energy systems are growing more interconnected and complex, making partnerships essential to share risk, mobilise capital and accelerate delivery, especially in fast-growing regions where demand has surged. Cross-border collaboration, from power interconnections to shared infrastructure, technology exchange and innovative financing, is strengthening energy security while supporting decarbonisation.Grounded in trust and aligned incentives, these partnerships offer practical routes to scale and re... Read More
Tuesday, 15 September | 10:45 - 11:30Low Carbon Solutions Strategic
AI for methane: Transforming detection and quantification into verifiable action on emissions
Reducing methane emissions and routine flaring remains one of the most immediate and commercially actionable opportunities to lower emissions across the energy value chain, with the Global Methane Pledge targeting a 30% cut by 2030 and combined public and private funding surpassing US $1bn. Advances in AI have sharpened detection and measurement, making methane data more accessible across operations. Yet improved visibility has not consistently translated into lower emissions, where methane inte... Read More
Tuesday, 15 September | 11:30 - 12:15Low Carbon Solutions Strategic
Democratising high-impact low carbon solutions in emerging markets
Emerging and high-growth economies are expected to account for around 80% of the rise in global electricity demand by 2030 [IEA], driven by energy security needs and industrial expansion. High-impact climate technologies can deliver reliable, affordable power while strengthening long-term economic resilience, yet deployment remains constrained by cost gaps, infrastructure readiness and limited access to concessional capital and risk-sharing mechanisms. The markets with the fastest demand growth ... Read More
Tuesday, 15 September | 11:30 - 12:15Strategic Leadership
AI, electrification and the grid imperative
Grid infrastructure is now central to competitiveness and AI deployment. Power demand could rise over 70% by 2050, yet transmission is lagging, creating bottlenecks that constrain industry, data centres and cross-border trade. Ageing systems face added risks from extreme weather, cyber threats and decentralisation.With renewables dominating new capacity, flexibility and storage are critical. Building resilient, digital grids will require faster permitting, major investment and close collaboratio... Read More
Tuesday, 15 September | 12:15 - 13:00Low Carbon Solutions Strategic
AI x energy security: The nuclear opportunity
AI-driven electricity demand is reshaping how digital infrastructure is powered, with data centre energy use projected to more than double by 2030 to around 945 TWh [IEA]. Nuclear energy – high-capacity, stable and low carbon – offers a strategic option for meeting continuous AI-driven load. Life extensions of existing plants and growing interest in small modular reactors appeal to policymakers and hyperscalers seeking long-term supply security, while AI-driven safety monitoring and performance ... Read More
Tuesday, 15 September | 13:30 - 14:15Hydrogen Strategic
A focused approach to hydrogen growth: Achieving realistic market ambitions
After its early surge in development, funding cuts and project cancellations have put pressure on the hydrogen market. However, this has streamlined the development pipeline: projects that remain are backed by solid business cases, regulatory support, and near-secure offtake, with around 80% of committed global offtake concentrated in ammonia, refining, and power [Hydrogen Council].Economies of scale remain elusive, but existing demand centres and early successes provide a foundation for growth.... Read More
Tuesday, 15 September | 14:00 - 14:45Strategic Leadership
Fuel choices and flexibility: The next phase of Asia’s LNG growth
Asia’s fast-growing economies are central to global LNG demand, even as tighter markets and higher prices strain energy systems. Urbanisation, industrial growth and rising power use are driving the need for reliable, affordable gas, while increasing sensitivity to volatility. In Southeast Asia, LNG supports grid reliability; elsewhere it competes with coal, renewables and nuclear. Sustaining demand will depend on infrastructure, diversified supply and contract flexibility in a tighter market.Aud... Read More
Tuesday, 15 September | 14:15 - 15:00Hydrogen Strategic
Ammonia in action: Scaling utilisation across energy, maritime, and industrial value chains
Ammonia accounts for 43% of offtake from global hydrogen projects, and half of all southeast Asian hydrogen demand [Hydrogen Council]. Its ability to decarbonise hard-to-abate industries such as steel, cement, and shipping, is a key strategic advantage. However, research shows that the maritime industry represents only 1% of binding offtake, revealing significant untapped potential [Hydrogen Council].Although high production costs are a barrier to widespread use, ammonia’s status as a globally t... Read More
Tuesday, 15 September | 16:00 - 16:40Japan Energy Strategic
Japan–ASEAN energy corridors: Scaling CCUS, hydrogen and LNG through regional integration
As Japan accelerates decarbonisation while managing rising energy demand, cross-border infrastructure is moving to the centre of its strategy. Japanese companies are advancing CCUS feasibility studies, CO₂ shipping pilots and offshore storage partnerships across Southeast Asia, alongside expanding LNG import capacity and early-stage hydrogen and ammonia supply chains. With significant storage potential and established gas infrastructure, ASEAN markets are becoming critical partners in delivering... Read More
Wednesday, 16 September | 10:00 - 10:30Strategic Leadership
Rising economies, rising demand: How the next industrial age gets powered
Emerging markets are redefining global energy demand in both scale and character. The focus is shifting from headline growth to its durability, with industrial users increasingly at its centre. Across South and Southeast Asia, strong signals from buyers and utilities point to continued expansion driven by industrialisation, electrification, and digital infrastructure - with LNG playing a key bridging role. But translating demand signals into bankable projects remains the critical challenge. ... Read More
Tuesday, 15 September | 13:45 - 14:15Inclusion & Diversity
Women in innovation: Low carbon solutions
A 2025 study into climate technology companies found that 68% of women employees were in junior roles, compared to 31% of men, and women were outnumbered 3:2 in the C-suite [Climate Mosaic, HSBC, Extantia].Join our panel of innovators who are at the forefront of low carbon solutions development for an open and honest conversation about the challenges faced, opportunities taken, and success they have built.Speakers will share insights into their career journeys thus far, along with advice for new... Read More
Wednesday, 16 September | 14:30 - 15:00Strategic Leadership
Capturing the lost opportunity: Driving global alignment on methane abatement across natural gas supply chains
Over 75% of energy sector methane emissions could be cut with existing, often low-cost technologies. Yet uneven regulation and policy create inconsistent incentives and enforcement across regions. Embedding methane management across operations, from maintenance to procurement and capital allocation, is critical to turning data into action.Linking emissions intensity to market access, financing and buyer requirements can drive change, making methane management a core performance metric across the... Read More
Wednesday, 16 September | 15:00 - 15:30Strategic Leadership
Advancing sustainable maritime infrastructure and fleet capacity
Global shipping is at a turning point, with regulation, technology and climate goals accelerating the shift to low-carbon fuels. The IMO’s Net-Zero Framework introduces fuel standards and carbon pricing to cut emissions across most oceangoing vessels.LNG is playing a near-term role, supporting emissions reductions as alternative-fuel fleets expand.Delivering the transition will require major investment in bunkering, ports and shore power, alongside stronger coordination across industry and polic... Read More
Wednesday, 16 September | 15:30 - 16:00Strategic Leadership
Powering the impossible: Reimagining energy for hard-to-abate industries
Heavy industry, spanning steel, cement, chemicals, aluminium, shipping and aviation, accounts for nearly 40% of global emissions. Decarbonisation is constrained by energy intensity, long-lived assets, complex supply chains and mixed policy signals. Solutions exist, from electrification to hydrogen and carbon capture, but progress depends on integrated approaches.Cross-sector partnerships and new energy systems will be critical to align capital, policy and demand, turning hard-to-abate sectors in... Read More
Thursday, 17 September | 10:45 - 11:30Strategic Leadership
Building adaptable future-ready organisations through the strategic integration of an upskilled workforce and advanced technologies
The energy industry faces a talent crisis with two-thirds of new hires replacing retirees between now and 2030 [IEA]. At the same time, AI is driving rapid change to the skills required by nearly all roles, highlighting the need for comprehensive upskilling and reskilling initiatives [McKinsey]. However, many companies are hesitant to incur training costs, fearing workers will leave after learning new skills. To address this challenge, a broader, long-term view prioritising future ene... Read More
Tuesday, 15 September | 17:20 - 18:00Japan Energy Strategic
Scaling Japan’s ‘Hydrogen Society’: Aligning technologies, market development and geopolitical realities
Japan, the first country to adopt a national hydrogen strategy, is a leading testbed for scaling clean hydrogen and ammonia, accelerating commercial trials, and incentivising adoption across power generation, industry and transport, as a part of its wider Green Transformation (GX) strategy. However, production, storage and transportation costs for the sector remain high, comparative to conventional fuels. With the need for Japan to import hydrogen in a volatile global supply chain environme... Read More
Tuesday, 15 September | 14:15 - 15:00Low Carbon Solutions Strategic
The great energy trade-off: Security vs decarbonisation vs growth
Southeast Asia is advancing energy transition strategies while managing rapid demand growth, industrialisation and the need for reliable, affordable supply. Countries are expanding renewables while continuing to depend on existing fuels to maintain system stability and support economic development. Balancing these priorities demands careful sequencing of investment, infrastructure and policy – shaped by grid capacity, financing constraints and exposure to global fuel markets. Pathways are diverg... Read More
Tuesday, 15 September | 11:30 - 12:15Electrification Strategic
The new power trilemma: Sovereignty, transition and competitiveness
The classic energy trilemma has been reframed by the disruptions of 2026. Economies that advanced electrification proved more resilient, while those dependent on fossil imports faced acute price and supply shocks. The question is no longer whether to electrify, but how to do so while strengthening competitiveness and strategic positioning. Sovereign clean power is now seen as a route to import independence, but the pace of transition must be balanced against stranded asset risk, critical mineral... Read More
Wednesday, 16 September | 12:00 - 12:45Electrification Strategic
Firm clean power: Strategic case for domestic clean generation
Locally produced nuclear, geothermal, hydrogen, and ammonia have become hedges against the import dependency exposed by 2026’s disruption. Small modular reactors are nearing commercial deployment with increasingly competitive costs and timelines. Advanced geothermal is unlocking new resources in markets that previously lacked viable options. Green hydrogen and ammonia are beginning to play a role in the regional power mix as both storage and dispatchable fuel. The challenge is no longer whether ... Read More
Tuesday, 15 September | 14:00 - 14:45Electrification Strategic
Storage at scale: Batteries, long-duration solutions, and grid flexibility
This year’s record strategic petroleum reserve release highlighted that storage is as much a geopolitical instrument as an operational one. Utility-scale lithium-ion batteries are scaling rapidly with falling costs, but duration and cycle life limitations create gaps that long-duration technologies must fill. Pumped hydro, compressed air, flow batteries, and thermal storage each offer different profiles, and the right mix will vary by market. The 2026 disruption has added urgency to the question... Read More
Wednesday, 16 September | 14:00 - 14:45Electrification Strategic
The distributed power revolution: Hybrid systems, V2G and the rise of prosumer grids
The 2026 disruptions confirmed that distributed generation is central to resilience. Systems with more distributed capacity—able to operate independently and manage demand flexibly—proved more robust than those relying on centralised supply. Vehicle-to-grid integration turns EV fleets into dispatchable storage. Hybrid systems combining rooftop solar, battery storage, and smart demand management are changing consumption economics for businesses and homes. Prosumers now have strategic importance t... Read More
Monday, 14 September | 14:00 - 15:30Low Carbon Solutions Technical
CCUS chains: Managing specifications & impurities
Minimising CAPEX, maximising uptime: Optimising CO₂ compression and purification system architecture Travis Bowman, Technical Director, Siemens EnergyAs large-scale CO₂ capture and sequestration (CCS) projects for LNG facilities and related or unrelated power generation islands garner interest, project developers, EPCs, and operators are seeking clarity on how the selection of compressor and driver type affects the reliability and uptime required to maximise available CO₂/CDR credits, and m... Read More
Monday, 14 September | 15:30 - 17:00Low Carbon Solutions Technical
Decarbonising power, LNG & data centres
Decarbonising gas-to-power for data centresTamás Ungár, Solutions & Proposal Manager, Capsol Technologies The rapid expansion of cloud computing and artificial intelligence is driving unprecedented growth in electricity demand. Data centres require continuous, reliable power, often exceeding the pace at which transmission grids can be expanded. As a result, gas-fired power located close to demand has emerged as a practical solution, particularly in regions with existing gas pipeli... Read More
Wednesday, 16 September | 10:00 - 11:30Low Carbon Solutions Technical
Case studies & scaling solutions
Sustainable brownfield integration at Oman LNG: Advancing net zero goals through power generation and cold gas recoveryNasser Al Wardi, Process Engineer, Oman LNGThis paper highlights Oman LNG’s strategic brownfield projects designed to support the company’s net zero emission targets by significantly improving power generation efficiency and reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions within existing infrastructure. Since 2000, Oman LNG has utilised Frame 6 open-cycle gas turbine generators (GTGs) f... Read More
Wednesday, 16 September | 11:30 - 13:00Low Carbon Solutions Technical
Pilot plants & new technologies
First-of-a-kind industrial demonstration of a modular rotating packed bed (RPB) post-combustion CO₂ capture system Krishna Kumar Singhania, Chief Growth Officer, Carbon CleanConventional column-based post-combustion CO₂ capture systems face significant challenges in industrial retrofit applications due to large equipment size, height constraints, structural integration requirements, and high capital cost. These limitations restrict the range of industrial emission sources that are economica... Read More
Wednesday, 16 September | 13:30 - 15:00Low Carbon Solutions Technical
Market competitiveness & emerging technologies
What makes transport & storage projects competitive? A structural scoring framework beyond tariffsSohini Chatterjee, VP - CCUS & Low Carbon, Rystad EnergyEurope’s carbon capture and storage (CCS) landscape shows divergence in project maturity, regulatory certainty and investment risk. The North Sea basin concentrates the most advanced, bankable CO₂ transport and storage (T&S) systems, supported by established offshore infrastructure, stable regulatory regimes and direct public fundin... Read More
Wednesday, 16 September | 15:00 - 16:30Low Carbon Solutions Technical
Reducing & analysing environmental emissions
A multi-method approach for estimating methane emissions from global LNG production Haichen Ji, PHD Candidate, China University of Petroleum (Beijing)Methane emissions constitute the largest greenhouse gas contributor in the liquefied natural gas (LNG) value chain, yet accurate quantification remains challenging due to intermittent emission sources and limited global measurement coverage. With LNG trade expanding 40% by 2030 and data centre electricity demand driving new procurement, unders... Read More
Tuesday, 15 September | 15:00 - 16:30Low Carbon Solutions Technical
CO₂ liquefaction
Pathways of ship-based CCTS value chain targeting depleted offshore oil and gas fields Xiang Liu, Principal Engineer, ABSThe carbon capture, transportation and storage (CCTS) value chain is built on CO₂ capture technologies that separate carbon dioxide from industrial gas streams, including from sources such as cement plants, power stations and even marine vessels. Offshore environments offer long-term CO₂ sinks. This paper focuses on a ship-based CCTS value chain in which liquid CO₂ (LCO₂)... Read More
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The Low Carbon Solutions Technical programme offers cutting-edge insights into the technologies and strategies critical to achieving impactful emissions reduction. This peer-reviewed programme showcases groundbreaking applications across the carbon capture and storage (CCS) value chain, including offshore CCS and the implementation of scalable capture technologies, and provides insights into the latest Small Modular Reactor (SMR) developments.
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At the Gastech Decarbonisation Exhibition, leading companies and innovators will showcase the technologies driving measurable emissions reductions across the energy value chain. From carbon management and energy efficiency to digital solutions and system integration, the exhibition highlights how climate technologies are scaling from pilot projects to deployment to support a more interconnected, resilient and lower-emissions future.
The Gastech Innovation Accelerator connects start-ups, innovators and industry leaders to showcase transformative energy technologies, gain direct exposure to key stakeholders, and drive progress toward a lower-carbon future.
Start-ups can pitch solutions in climate tech, hydrogen, and AI, while industry professionals discover scalable innovations to improve operations and sustainability.
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