Energy Storage Theatre

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Storage Theatre, Wednesday 27 November 2019

Storage Theatre

09:00

The future of energy storage applications in Thailand

Jack Kneeland, Senior Advisor, Lantau Group

Storage Theatre

09:30

Beyond battery: Energy Vault's innovation in energy storage

Merrick Kerr, CCO, Energy Vault

10:00

KEYNOTE: Democratization of Energy: BCPG’s Perspective

Electrification, Decarbonization, Decentralization and Digitalization are set to transform energy system. The consumer will become the prosumer. BCPG and their partners are pioneering P2P energy trading at T77 Precint in Bangkok – a large-scale Proof of Concept demonstrating innovative “Digital Energy” lifestyles. Learn more about it in this session.

Bundit Sapianchai, President, BCPG Public Company

10:30

KEYNOTE: The future of solar energy in Thailand

Dr Dusit Kruangam, Chairman, Thai PV Industries Association

Storage Theatre

11:00

Energy storage for solar and wind

Hassen Bali, Co-Founder And Director, ion Ventures

Storage Theatre

11:30

Decentral Hydrogen Production from Renewable Energy

Frank Zimmermann, Authorized Director and Business Line Manager for SE Asia, I.L.F. Consulting Engineers .

Storage Theatre

12:00

Using large batteries to offset peak load

Ramses Khalil, Power Sector Director - Egypt And North Africa, Worley Parsons

Storage Theatre

12:30

Lithium storage in biomass-derived materials for Li-ion Batteries

Nonglak Meethong, Lecturer, Mahawithayalai Khon Kaen

Storage Theatre

13:00

Koh Jik island: Model for tackling island electrification with a community operated & privately funded micro-grid

Tanai Potisat, Project Lead, Koh Jik Recharge

Storage Theatre

13:30

Reserved for Sponsor

14:00

KEYNOTE: Panel Discussion - Financing Renewable Energy Projects in Thailand & Asia

What are the latest trends and issues in financing renewable energy projects?
What kind of energy and project finance policies in Thailand does international banks want to see? How can Thailand encourage their participation?
How is Thailand’s local banking financing renewable energy projects? How easy it is to access local currency financing?
What are the characteristics of multilateral capital in financing renewable energy in Thailand – their risk appetite, credit enhancement, market making and the soft power to influence government policy making?
Are all investor classes stepping into the fold to drive renewable energy projects forward in Thailand? How to motivate new sources of financing for renewable energy?

Moderator: Tristan Knowles, Private Sector Climate Finance Specialist, Asian Development Bank

Sujay Shah, Director Of Investment Banking, Standard Chartered

Nopadej Karnasuta, Chief Finance Officer, B Grimm Power Public Company

Jerome Ferreria, Senior Investment Specialist, Credit Guarantee and Investment Facility

Winston Tay, Head of Asia Debt Syndicate, ING Bank NV

Vikram Kumar, New Business Manager, Infrastructure and Natural Resources, Asia Pacific, International Finance Corporation

Dr Wandee Khunchornyakong, Chief Executive Officer, S.P.C.G.Public Co Ltd

Hongliang Yang, Senior Investment Operations Specialist, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank

Michael Boardman, Chief Financial Officer, Sindicatum Sustainable Resources

Mr Yash Shah, Senior Vice President, Global Structured Finance, Investment Banking Dept., Asia, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation

Mr Sunil Gupta, Head, Renewables, Vena Energy