7–9 MAY 2025

Queen Sirikit National Convention

Center, Bangkok

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Future Energy Asia and Future LNG Asia
Officially Hosted By

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Co-Hosts

Diamond Sponsors

Gold Sponsors

Technical Conference Supporting Sponsor Innovation Partner

Sponsor

PTT Light Blue PTT Dark Blue PTT Red

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Knowledge Partner Academic Partner

 Future Mobility Asia
“The Ministry of Energy is actively Platinum Sponsor

supporting industry initiatives, such as the

development of solar rooftop systems, and the
implementation of green towers. I anticipate
Gold Sponsors
that this forum serves as a pivotal platform
to ignite innovation and drive the adoption
of clean energy solutions. Thailand targets
to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 and to
Knowledge Partner
reach net-zero gas emissions by 2065.”

Dr. Sompop Pattanariyankool

Deputy Permanent Secretary,
Ministry of Energy Innovation Partners

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 The event in numbers
18,267 1,426
Attendees Ministers, Government
Officials, CEOs and other
Senior Leaders

205 37%
Exhibiting International
Companies Attendance

75 311
Attending Conference
Countries Sessions

532 3,096
Speakers Delegates

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Event Overview
Hosted by the Ministry of Energy, Thailand and co-hosted by PTT Group
and EGAT, the 2024 editions of Future Energy Asia, and Future Mobility Asia
2024 Exhibitions and Summits, incorporating the Future LNG Asia Strategic
Summit were held in Bangkok, Thailand, from 15 – 17 May 2024.

The combination of events addressed the challenges Asian countries

face in balancing immediate energy security concerns, with longer-term
economic growth objectives, sustainability goals, and commitments to
achieve carbon neutrality and, eventually, net-zero.

These events welcomed 18,000+ international attendees, 3,000+

delegates, 500+ speakers - including ministers, CEOs, policymakers,
innovators, and future leaders – as well as 205 exhibiting companies from
across the entire energy supply chain to influence, support and deliver
Asia’s clean energy vision.

Collectively, Future Energy Asia, Future LNG Asia and Future Mobility
Asia championed these nations’ ambitions to strengthen international
cooperation on policy, action on funding initiatives, and the development
of technological solutions to accelerate the energy transition and enable
a future of clean, affordable, and secure energy access while fostering
sustainable economic growth.

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Opening Ceremony
At the Opening Ceremony keynote address, Dr. Sompop Pattanariyankool, Deputy Permanent
Secretary, Ministry of Energy, Thailand, highlighted the importance of the combined platform
as a crucial forum for igniting innovation and driving the adoption of clean energy and
mobility solutions.

Addressing an audience of more than 500 ministers, policymakers, CEOs and senior leaders
from across the entire energy supply chain, Dr. Sompop emphasised on the importance of
future low-carbon energy initiatives, backed by intense policy strategies, with a focus on cleaner
and greener energy solutions, particularly in the transport sector.

The importance of international collaboration was also highlighted as essential for a sustainable
future, and to achieve unity in developing innovative solutions.

Dr. Sompop Pattanariyankool

Deputy Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Energy
Representing Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy

Wuttikorn Stithit
COO, Upstream Petroleum and Gas Business Group
PTT Public Company Limited

Mr. Tawatchai Sumranwanich

Deputy Governor - Strategy
Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT)

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Exhibition Overview
The 2024 Future Energy Asia and Future Mobility Asia Exhibitions featured
200+ companies from across the world, representing the entire energy
supply chain, showcasing the latest ground-breaking technologies, such as
regasification solutions, solar inverter and power generation technologies.

Specialised Industry Zones

Natural Gas & LNG Renewables Hydrogen & Ammonia

Climatetech Enabling Technologies Components and

aftermarket supplies

EV Batteries Energy Storage EV Charging

Systems Infrastructures

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Exhibition Start up Zone

Highlights
Scheduled meetings were arranged for
investors to meet with start ups ranging
from seed stage to series D.
A launchpad for the region’s most
promising energy startups, the Start up
Zone offered an unparalleled platform
to present groundbreaking innovations
Country Pavilions and next-generation technologies to
The Future Energy Asia and Future industry leaders and professionals.
Mobility Asia Exhibitions played host to
country pavilions, allowing each country
to showcase the latest innovations,
technological developments and strengths
in their progress towards a net-zero future.

Countries Represented

CHINA ITALY PAKISTAN

SINGAPORE THAILAND UNITED KINGDOM

USA

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Innovation Showcase
The Future Energy Asia and Future
Mobility Asia exhibitions showcased
cutting-edge solutions, driving the
transition towards a clean energy
and mobility future.

SHOWCASE YOUR
SOLUTIONS
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Exhibition
Highlights
Central Trading Hub
The exhibition floor welcomed local, regional
and international organisations from across
the energy value chain, contributing to
the building of bi-lateral trade relations,
and increased cross-border collaboration.
The business matching lounge and other
purpose-built meeting spaces provided
a conducive environment for exhibitors,
delegates and attendees to network and
discuss business with one another.

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Future Energy Selection of participating companies
at the 2024 edition
Asia Sponsors
And Exhibitors
Future Energy Asia 2024 stood as a testament to
the robust engagement across the energy sector,
with a diverse mix of global, regional and local
participating organisations. The exhibition floor
served as a central trading hub that enabling
new international trade relationships to be
forged, and fostered the widespread adoption of
clean energy solutions necessary for the energy
transition, positioning Asia as a critical influencer
in the global energy dialogue.

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PTT Light Blue PTT Dark Blue PTT Red
C100 C100 M100 BL40 M100 Y100

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Future Mobility Selection of participating companies
at the 2024 edition
Asia Sponsors
And Exhibitors
The Future Mobility Asia exhibition established a vital
forum for networking, collaboration, and partnerships,
pivotal for Asia’s response to global mobility and energy
challenges. At the event, exhibiting companies fostered
unprecedented interactions with attendees, with this 超翔新能源
CHAO XIANG NEW ENERGY

convergence having increased significant deal-making

opportunities crucial for the widespread adoption of
clean mobility solutions.

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A Platform for International Collaboration
Future Energy Asia and Future Mobility Asia welcomed 18,267 attendees from 75 countries across three days. 37% of attendees travelled from other parts of Asia
and the world to Thailand for the event, contributing to bi-lateral trade within the region, and beyond.

Attendees by Commercial Focus Attendees by Professional Profile

13% 12%
Manufacturing, Industry
Natural Gas & LNG 36% 28%
VP, Director Procurement
9% 9%
Distributors & Dealers Hydrogen & Ammonia

5% 7%
Finance, Legal & Consultancy
Renewables
19%
Engineer, Technical
7% 6%
Technology & Software
Providers Low Carbon Solutions

9% 11% 11% 6%
Batteries & Energy Storage EPC and E&P Government, C-Suite Other
7% 5%
Utilities, Electification & Infrastructure Shipping & Logistics

Attendees by Purchasing Authority Attendees by Purchasing Level

$100 Million +

12% Up to $100 Million

End user Up to $50 Million
Up to $25 Million

18% Up to $10 Million

Purchaser/ Buyer 41% Up to $ 5 Million

Decision maker Up to $1Million

Up to $500,000
Up to $250,000
Up to $100,000

29% Up to $50,000
Influencer
Note: Statistics retrieved from at least 20% of visitors and 50% of exhibitors surveyed at Future Energy Asia and Future Mobility Asia 2024

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Attendees by Geography

8%
Europe
3%
Americas 76%
Asia Pacific

13%
Middle East &
Africa

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Conference Strategic Conferences

Programmes •
•
•
Future Energy Asia Strategic Summit
Future LNG Asia Strategic Summit
Future Mobility Asia Strategic Summit
Across eight conferences and more than 300 sessions, Future Energy Asia, • Energy Regulators Forum, incorporating Energy Regulatory
Future LNG Asia and Future Mobility Asia brought together more than 500 Commission Forum
industry leading speakers, across three simultaneous Strategic Summits, and
two Technical Conferences alongside two dedicated Regulatory Forums.
Technical Conferences
Over three days, the combination of summits and conferences addressed • Future Energy Asia Technical Conference
the world’s most pressing energy challenges through dialogues with global • Future Mobility Asia Technical Conference
ministers, policymakers, energy leaders and industry innovators, providing
delegates with insights that enhanced understanding, sparked innovation,
and fostered the adoption of advanced clean energy solutions, driving Asia’s Leadership Roundtables
pivotal role in the global energy transition and reinforcing its commitment to • Transforming Energy Demand
solving the world’s energy challenges.

Delegate Feedback

87% 93% 79% 95%

Recommend the Said they would Said the value received Met or exceeded their
conferences return in 2025 from the conferences objectives by attending
exceeded the value of the the conferences
time invested

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“Sarawak has embraced a holistic
approach in the green economy
policy, and is giving priority to
investments in renewable energy,
particularly in renewable hydro-
power energy. This summit highlights
the importance of working together
towards a sustainable energy future
not just for Asia, but for the world.”
The Right Honourable Datuk Patinggi
Tan Sri (Dr) Abang Haji Abdul
Rahman Zohari Bin Tun Datuk Abang
Haji Openg
Premier Of Sarawak

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Welcoming Over 500 Conference Speakers, including

H.E. Dr. Manaporn Dr. Sompop The Right Honourable Bram Hertasning U Moe Thu Aung Wuttikorn Stithit Dwi Soetjipto James Ung
Charoensri Pattanariyankool Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri (Dr) Deputy Director, Urban Deputy Director COO, Upstream Petroleum Chairman Group COO
Deputy Minister Deputy Permanent Secretary Abang Haji Abdul Rahman Transport Policy, Center of Ministry of Energy, Myanmar and Gas Business Group SKK Migas Sarawak Energy
Ministry of Transport, Ministry of Energy, Thailand Zohari Bin Tun Datuk Abang Traffic & Urban Transport Policy, PTT Public Company Limited
Thailand Haji Openg Transportation Policy Agency
Premier Of Sarawak Indonesia
Ministry of Transportation of
Indonesia

Dr. Harald Link Alan Heng Dr. Tran Hong Nam M.L. Peekthong Thongyai Satinder Pal Singh Hang Vu Nopasit Chaiwanakupt Anatol Feygin
Chairman Group CEO President and CEO, Senior EVP, Gas Business Unit CEO CEO EVP, Technology, Carbon EVP and CCO
B.Grimm Pavilion Energy Secretary in Charge Holding Adani Total Private Limited VinFast Thailand Solutions, and Sustainable Cheniere Energy
PetroVietnam Exploration PTT Public Company Limited Growth Group
Production Corporation PTT Exploration and
(PVEP), ASEAN Council on Production Public Company
Petroleum (ASCOPE) Limited (PTTEP)

Dr.Narin Phoawanich Toshiro Kudama Fedja Sehic Dattatreya Gaur Dr. Maia Melikidze Samerjai Suksumek Pavich Kesavawong Dato’ Ir. Ts. Abdul Razib bin
Deputy Governor - Fuel Director, Vice Chair Director of NETVIBES – Asia CEO & Managing Director Chair Chairman Deputy Director-General Dawood
EGAT JERA Asia Dassault Systèmes Bosch Global Software Energy Regulators Regional Energy Regulatory Department of Climate CEO
Technologies Association (ERRA) Commission (ERC) Change and Environment Energy Commission
(DCCE)

Eugene Toh Elina Jani Mizlan Masri Wooi Leong Tan Anders Maltesen Narsingh Chaudhary Low Kian Min Varun Gujral
Assistant Chief Executive and CEO EVP Commercial Senior Executive Director, President President, Asia Pacific and Chief Renewables Officer CEO Asia Pacific
Chief Commercial Officer GreenTech Ideaslab Sdn Bhd Diamond Gas International Global Energy Energy Industries, Asia India Region Gentari ENGIE Global Energy
Energy Market Authority Infrastructure + Energy ABB Black & Veatch Management
Surbana Jurong Group

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 “Future Energy Asia is well named
because Asia will drive the
overwhelming majority of energy,
natural gas and LNG going forward.”
CoAnn Teoh Ricky Faizal Jefferson Edwards Dr. Steve Olive Anatol Feygin
VP - APAC VP VP, Global Market Analytics Mission Director
Energy Exemplar PT PLN (Persero) Shell LNG Marketing &
Trading
USAID EVP and CCO
Cheniere Energy

Fabian Kor Don Lam Yaoyu Zhang Kelvin Wong

EVP Asia Pacific CEO and Founding Partner Global Head of LNG & MD, Energy Renewables &
SEFE VinaCapital New Energies Infrastructure
PetroChina International DBS Bank

Dr. Shareen Yawanarajah Dulyapun (Den) Buranawit Yoshi Saito Delphi Sun
Director VP - Strategic Planning & Director, New Energy Assistant President & Head of
Global Energy Transition Business Development (Asia Pacific) Global LNG
Environmental Defense Fund PTT Global LNG SLB ENN Natural Gas Co., Ltd.
(EDF)

Hazrin Hasan
VP Gas Assets & Solutions
MISC Berhad

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Future Energy Asia 2024 Summit Themes:

Transitioning Asia towards Carbon Neutrality

Strategic Summit Utilising Gas as a Transition Fuel:

Highlights
Exploring the Role of Carbon Capture and Storage

Harnessing Hydrogen, Ammonia and Alternative Fuels

The Strategic Summit amplified the voices of public and private
sector leaders from Asia and beyond. Across a wide range of Investing in Renewable Energy Development
keynotes, policy sessions and panel discussions, attendees have
gained insights into the trends, challenges and opportunities
Driving Interconnectivity for ASEAN’s Power Grid
shaping the energy sector.

Digitalisation, a key Enabler for Energy Transition

Leadership Panel
COP28, 2030, And The New Global Sustainability Policy
Roadmap – Implications, Impact And Opportunities For Asia’s
Energy Transition And Climate Leadership
• Asia’s population comprises 60% of the global population, and a high energy consumption
accounting for over 50% of global energy consumption. This energy usage results in significant
CO2 emissions, estimated to exceed 20 billion tonnes annually.

• Any meaningful progress towards global carbon neutrality hinges heavily on Asia’s proactive
engagement in sustainable practices and emission reduction strategies.

• Energy usage goes beyond borders, and the panel highlighted the importance of coordinated
efforts and shared plans to optimise energy utilisation while minimising environmental impact.

• The panel discussed the evolving dynamics within industries, where competition is gradually
giving way to “co-opetition” – a collaborative approach that combines competition with
cooperation.

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Leadership Panel
Gas And LNG As A Cost-Effective Transition Bridge – Meeting
Present To Long-Term Demand For Low Carbon Energy
• Asia’s diverse economies heavily rely on natural gas and LNG, but recent market volatility has
raised concerns about reliability and affordability.

• Regional cooperation, infrastructure investments, and policy frameworks are essential for
resilience.

• There was an emphasis on the enormity of the problem and the need for long-term contracts
to mitigate pricing volatility.

• The panel also highlighted the importance of considering stakeholder preferences in

decarbonisation efforts and the role of price in transitioning from coal to gas.

Southeast Asia is a very critical region for the world

to achieve a successful energy transition. There is
very high political will, which is great in terms of a
top-down approach in trying to mobilise capital,
different business models and policy to work
towards that. Of the ASEAN countries, 11 already
have 2030 and 2050 climate targets in place.

Kitty Bu
VP - Asia (ex - India)
Global Energy Alliance for People and
Planet (GEAPP)

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Future Energy Asia
Strategic Summit
Highlights

Leadership Panel
Methane Abatement – Asia’s Imperative, Challenge And
Opportunity

• Approximately 40% of Asia’s energy sector methane emissions could be abated at

zero cost, with the benefits outweighing the implementation costs.

• Eliminating methane emissions presents a significant opportunity for the global

energy sector to support net-zero objectives rapidly.

• There is a need for collaboration, resources, and capacity building to address

methane emissions, and to acknowledge the gap between expectations and current
efforts, emphasising the need for appropriate financing and international support for
methane reduction initiatives.

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Leadership Panel
Developing The Asian CCUS Ecosystem – Charting The Course
For Carbon Capture Technologies Deployment
• The wider Asia-Pacific region has substantial potential for CCUS deployment, with numerous
emitter companies and potential hubs.

• Challenges to unlocking this potential include exponential growth, unequal access to viable
storage, varying regulatory maturity levels, and the need for cross-border policies and
infrastructure development.

• There are ongoing bilateral agreements in the region concerning CCUS projects, indicating
progress in this field.

• Balanced policies, compliance, technology growth, and affordability are crucial considerations.

The 2025 Strategic Summit will aim to facilitate high-level

dialogues on navigating the dual challenges of energy security
and economic development.

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Future LNG Asia
Strategic Summit
Putting gas at the heart of the future energy transition, Future
LNG Asia Summit welcomed leading LNG suppliers, buyers
and technologists as well as the wider energy ecosystem. It
facilitated the sharing of innovative ideas and best practices,
and identified new commercial partnership opportunities.

2024 Summit Themes:

The Gas & LNG Global Outlook

Evolution of Asia-Pacific Gas Trading

LNG Markets Driving Asia-Pacific Demand Growth

Country Spotlight: What Role Will China Play in Asia-Pacific

Demand Return?

The Role Of LNG in Asia-Pacific Energy Transition

LNG Shipping Outlook: Availability, Decarbonisation,

Supply Chain Disruption

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Future Mobility Asia 2024 Summit Themes:

Strategic Summit Southeast Asia’s Rise as a Mobility Industry Hub

Highlights Mobility’s Masters: Inside The Minds of Asia’s Change Makers

The Future Mobility Asia Strategic Summit brought together C-level Ecosystem Architects: Looking to The Future of Mobility
executives and thought-leaders from across the global value chain,
and examined the key strategic trends and technological innovations
that shape the future of the mobility industry. Breaking Boundaries: Venturing & Start-Up Scene

Opening Keynote
Thailand’s Clean Mobility And Future Roadmap

• Thailand’s journey towards the goal of transforming the mobility

landscape of Southeast Asia and beyond is encapsulated in the
“Thailand Clean Mobility” programme, which is not just a policy
framework, but a call-to-action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
from the transport sector, significantly.

• Thailand aims to be a leader in ASEAN’s mobility transformation,

exemplifying how regional co-operations and technological actions can
yield substantive benefits in tracking global challenges.

• Challenges such as hard risks in infrastructure development, technology

adaptions and public acceptance are prevalent in Thailand, and this
requires innovation, persistence and co-operation.

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 Leadership Panel
Southeast Asia’s Evolutionary Drive: Game Changers in Mobility
Transformation
• Last year alone, Southeast Asia had a total sales of 25 million motorbikes – half of which were
by Indonesia, with Vietnam in second place, and Thailand and Philippines coming close.

• SEA has a fast growing economy but what is unique is the socio-economic infrastructure
and also the urban-rural populations. Are there enough efforts for all populations or is there a
biased focus on the cities only?

• Government incentives and the process of phasing out old vehicles should be made available
not just for the OEMs, but for the entire mobility value chain.

• The amount of data that is being associated with cars or batteries that we are making is
massive. There is a need for new technologies to grab these data by associating it with
products that are still designed in an old-school way.

“On e-scooters, the statistics speak

for themselves. Last year alone,
Southeast Asia had a total sales of
25 million motorbikes – half of which
were by Indonesia, with Vietnam in
second place, and Thailand and
Philippines coming close.”
Hang Vu
CEO
VinFast Thailand
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Energy Regulators
Forum
The Energy Regulators Forum, organised by the Energy and
Regulators Regional Association (ERRA) hosted by the Energy
and Regulators Commission of Thailand, convened national
regulators with global investors, utilities, consultants, traders
and academics in strategic dialogue on policy and regulatory
developments.

2024 Forum Themes:

Safeguarding Energy Transition Goals

Impact of Clean Energy Sources on the Grids and System Stability

Mobilising Green Finance

Facilitating Innovative Technologies For Energy Transition

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Future Energy Asia
Technical Conference
The Future Energy Asia Technical Conference featured a diverse range of
expert speakers from across the energy value chain. Conference sessions
covered the technical and engineering issues behind the biggest
challenges being faced, and promoted the ideas that drive efficiencies,
synergies, and support industry-wide decarbonisation efforts.

Technical Conference Sponsor:

2024 Technical Conference Themes:

Clean Hydrogen Energy Policy, Economics Gas and LNG, CCUS

And Funding Strategy Technologies

Renewable Energy Grid and Power Transmission Boosting Energy Efficiencies

Technologies Through Digital Technologies

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Future Mobility Asia
Technical Conference
The Future Mobility Asia Technical Conference brought together key
technologists, disruptors, and engineers that drive innovation and inspire
new thinking, helping to accelerate the industry’s evolution towards a
cleaner, more sustainable future.

2024 Technical Conference Themes:

Electric & Alternative Future Mobility Shared & On-Demand

Fuel Vehicles Mobility

Next-Generation Regulatory, Policy &

Transportation Finance
Infrastructure

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Leadership Roundtables
Hosted by Schneider Electric, the Leadership Roundtable at Future Energy Asia
brought together senior energy leaders in Asia to participate in insightful and
thought-provoking discussions to tackle the challenges in energy transition.

Held under the Chatham House rule, each 90-minute roundtable features up to
20 thought-leaders, is facilitated by an experienced moderator, to facilitate open
conversation and information sharing, and to enable networking and open doors
to relationship building.

Topic: Transforming Energy Demand

Hosted by:

Moderated by:

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Networking At the Event
Future Energy Asia and Future Mobility Asia provided numerous networking
opportunities with the aim of enhancing cross-border collaboration and the
exchange of ideas, creating the perfect environment for VIPs, delegates,
exhibitors and visitors to network and forge new business partnerships.

A purpose-built business matching lounge provided attendees with a

conducive environment to discuss business.

An open-invitation Networking Reception, sponsored by Mitsubishi Heavy

Industries also enabled attendees to network in an informal, social setting,
away from the busy exhibition floor.

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 Networking Reception Sponsored By

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Official Event App
The Official Event App was a bespoke networking platform that enhanced the
attendee experience at Future Energy Asia and Future Mobility Asia.

With AI-powered matchmaking features, participants were able to network and

explore business opportunities with other visitors, delegates, speakers, exhibitors and
sponsors.

Attendees enjoyed a seamless and innovative digital experience that enabled them to
maximise their time at the events.

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 12,367
Active Users

7,894
Leads Scanned

5,362
Meetings Scheduled

18,491
Messages Exchanged

1,937
Session Bookmarks

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Marketing & PR Reach
From Thailand to Asia and beyond
The event conducted a targeted marketing communications campaign, which ran in
the lead up to, during and after the events to reach our varied audiences.

Working closely with our exhibitors, sponsors and partners, speakers, energy experts
and event participants, the communications campaign ensured that key messages,
critical opinions and outcomes from the event were shared with the rest of the world.

This enabled us to showcase the events’ role as pivotal platforms for stakeholders to
forge partnerships, share innovative solutions, and shape policies that will collectively
advance the global pursuit of a sustainable energy future.

2.3 Mn 883 562 423 1.5 Mn

Website page views Press mentions Email campaigns to Deliverables by 91 Social media
in local and 1.2 Mn industry media partners channel views
international media professionals with 1.4 Mn reach

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Top international and regional media reached

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Media Partners and Associations

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Media Partners and Associations

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With thanks to the
Future Energy Asia and Future LNG Asia Sponsors And Partners
Officially Hosted By

Officially Supported By Co-Hosts

Diamond Sponsors

Gold Sponsors

Silver Sponsors

Bronze Sponsors

Associate Sponsors Technical Content Partners

Technical Conference Sponsor Supporting Sponsor Innovation Partner Knowledge Partner Academic Partner

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With thanks to the
Future Mobility Asia Sponsors And Partners
Officially Hosted By

Platinum Sponsor

Gold Sponsors

Knowledge Partner

Innovation Partners

Sustainable Finance Partner Official Ride Hailing Partner

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2025 Floorplan
The seventh edition of Future Energy Asia and the fourth edition of
Future Mobility Asia, scheduled to take place in Bangkok from 7-9
May 2025, will once again represent a beacon for change and a
platform for innovation in the heart of Southeast Asia.

These events will showcase the innovative energy and mobility

solutions crucial for successfully transitioning to a low-carbon
future, helping redefine industry standards and enhance
government and market responsiveness to environmental and
economic challenges.

Join us as we continue to shape the energy transition, leading

Asia towards economic prosperity, enhancing energy security, and
ensuring sustainable development for all.

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Product Focus DECARBONISATION ZONE INNOVATION HUB

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EXHIBITIONS STANDS

▶ Natural Gas and LNG ▶ Sustainable Urban Mobility

▶ Renewables ▶ Infrastructure
▶ Hydrogen ▶ Digitalisation
▶ AI & Climatetech ▶ Batteries and Energy Storage
▶ Power Generation ▶ Electrification & Grid
▶ Utilities ▶ Startups and Financing
▶ Shipping & Logistics

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