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12 – 14 September

2012

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Countries in the Asia-Pacifi c Region have committed to putting considerable effort into setting renewable energy and energy

effi ciency targets by introducing supportive policy frameworks to attract private sector investment. CEEA 2012 is the business

platform where delegates, exhibitors and visitors converge to optimize their time investment with the opportunity to hear fi rst

hand from industry thought-leaders on the future of clean energy.

The fourth edition of Clean Energy Expo Asia continues to be the premier Trade Fair

and Conference in the Asia-Pacifi c region, bringing together the leading players from

the Technology, Services, Finance and Government sectors. Asia needs clean energy to

power sustainable and inclusive economic growth and Clean Energy Expo Asia will be a

perfect platform to discuss and tap into the latest advancements in green technologies

and clean energy research while networking with prominent business leaders, policy

makers, academics and innovators from the clean energy sectors in Asia and beyond.

Thailand has pledged to increase the share of alternative energy to 20% of its fi nal

energy demand in 2022 as part of its 15-Year Renewable Energy Development

Plan (REDP) 2008-2022. Thailand’s midterm goal is to focus on the development

of alternative energy, encourage new alternative energy R&D and the building of a

sustainable ‘green city’.

Clean Energy Expo Asia will address key regulatory as well as technological issues

delving into the areas of Solar, Wind, Biomass, Hydro, Waste to Energy, Energy

Effi ciency, Building Retrofi tting, Smart Grids, Renewable and Energy Effi ciency

Financing and Sustainable Mobility Solutions. The conference will bring together the

entire clean technology ecosystem helping assess and accelerate fi nancially proven

advancements from development to implementation. Don’t miss the opportunity

to interact and network with industry leaders and energy experts at the forefront of

Renewable Energy in this region

• Trade Fair – Meet 5,000+ industry professionals from over 50 countries and source

for the latest clean energy products and services

• Business Matching – Make appointments with your targeted organisations

• Asian Hosted Buyer Program – Hosted Buyers enjoy complimentary fl ight and/

or accommodation

• Technical Site Visit – Gain fi rst-hand insights on clean energy projects in Thailand

• High Level Conference – Learn from over 100 industry leaders on cutting edge

technologies and gain expert insights on Renewable Energy and Energy Effi ciency

• Asia Business Policy Roundtable on Clean Energy – Hear about the latest

policy developments

• Exhibitor TechTalk – Presentations on the latest sustainable energy solutions

• Renewable Clinics – Consultation sessions on renewable and energy effi cient

technologies

• Networking Opportunities – Connect with high profi le industry peers and

thought leaders

What you get at CEEA 2012

The leading clean energy business platform for Asia

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Thought leaders you will hear fromTTh

Solar Wind Smart Grids Bio-Energy Sustainable Mobility Finance Energy Effi ciency

Mr. Alexander Lenz

President – South East Asia

& Middle East, Conergy Asia

& ME Pte. Ltd,

Singapore

Mr. Ramon Terrones

Regional Director - Asia

Pacifi c & Oceania,

Gamesa Singapore Pte Ltd,

Singapore

Mr. Bartosz Wojszczyk

Managing Director, Global

Business Growth & Strategy,

GE Energy,

USA

Mr. Carl Kukkonen

CEO, VIASPACE Inc.,

USA

Mr. Bill Reinert

National Manager,

Advanced Technology

Group Toyota Motor,

USA

Ms. Pauline Chong

Associate Director,

Renewable Energy &

Environment Finance,

Standard Chartered Bank,

Singapore

Mr. Terry Fry

Senior Vice-President

Demand Management and

Energy Effi ciency, Nexant,

USA

Mr. Joshi Raghavendra

Manager-Renewable Energy

Business, Power Generation -

South Asia, ABB Pte Ltd,

Singapore

Mr. Peter Cowling

General Manager,

Renewable Sales Asia Pacifi c,

GE Energy,

Australia

Mr. Sridhar Samudrala

Director Asia,

World Association of

Decentralized Energy,

India

Mr. Andrew Lawson

Managing Director,

MBD Energy Ltd,

Australia

Mr. Gorka Espiau Idoiaga

Head of International

Programmes, Hiriko,

Spain

Ms. Kasemsri

Charoensiddhi

First Vice President, Multi-

Business Corporate Client

Relationship Kasikorn Bank

PCL,

Thailand

Mr. Poul E. Kristensen

Chief Technical Adviser

BSEEP, United Nations

Development Programme,

Denmark

Ms. Wandee

Khunchornyakong

Chairman and CEO, SPCG

Public Company Limited,

Thailand

Mr. Naveen Raghavan

Balachandran

Marketing Director,

Vestas Asia Pacifi c,

Singapore

Mr. Marc Lees

Smart Grid Development

Manager, Schneider Electric

Power Asia Pacifi c,

Thailand

Mr. Pasi Rousu

President, Chempolis,

Finland

Mr. Yuki Kuboshima

Partner, Deloitte Consulting,

Japan

Mr. Tor Pramoj

Chief Investment Offi cer,

The Nollen Group,

Thailand

Dr. Zhun Ma

Analyst, Lux Research,

Singapore

Mr. Christophe Inglin

Managing Director,

Phoenix Solar Pte Ltd,

Singapore

Mr. Kam Ho

Manager - Markets &

Strategy, Wind Prospect Asia,

Singapore

Dr. Hyungsoo Kim

Director, Smart Grid

Department, Korea Telecom,

South Korea

Mr. Shin Okamoto

Director and Senior

Consultant,

Deloitte Consulting,

Japan

Associate Professor

Dr. Werachet Khan-ngern

King Mongkut’s Institute of

Technology,

Thailand

Mr. Milo Sjardin

Head of Analysis-Asia,

Bloomberg New Energy

Finance,

Singapore

Mr. Gregers Reimann

Managing Director,

IEN Consultants,

Malaysia

Plenary Panels

• Building the Clean Energy Foundation and the Global Outlook

• Shaping a Game Changing Business: The Future of Clean Energy in Asia

• Technology – the Key Driver for the Way Forward in Renewable Energy

• Bridging the Finance Gap

Solar

• Ensuring the Long Term Performance of Solar PV Plants

• Solar – The Future Technology Solutions for Effi cient Integrated Smart Grid

• SEA Solar PV: Assessing Market Developments and Exploring Opportunities

• Profi table PV Power Plants - EPC Insights

• Engineering Modules for Financial Return

• Fuel Saving PV-Inverters /Diesel with Diesel-Based Island Systems. A Cost Effi cient use of

Solar Energy

Wind

• Power Grid and Wind Power Market Evolution

• Wind Energy Market in Asia-Pacifi c Region

• Advances in Wind Turbine Technology – Consequences for Thailand

• Business Opportunities in Wind Power for Carbon Conscious Companies

Smart Grids

• Smart Grid Deployment – Global Progress and Lessons-Learned

• Strategy and Experience of Telecom Operators on Smart Grid

• Decentralized Energy and the Smart Grid – Clean Energy – The Future

• Integrating Renewable Energies into the Networks by Optimizing Supply and Demand

Bio-Renewables

• Cultivating Electricity: Growing the Fuels that Feed our Power Plants

• Bio- Renewable Energy Opportunities in Thailand’s Energy Supply: The Mitrphol

Experience.

• Capturing Industrial Flue-Gas CO2 and Bioremediation of Industrial Waters with Algae

• Sustainable Production of Advanced Biofuels, Biochemicals and Biocoal by 3G Biorefi ning

of Local Biomasses in Southeast Asia

• Biomass Derived Fuel for Transportation

• Cellulosic Ethanol R&D in Japan

• Small Steps to a Big Change

Sustainable Mobility

• Next Generation Mobility

• Evaluating Options for Low Emission Vehicles

• The Sustainable Future of Personal Transportation

Financing

• PV Plants: Project Development, Construction, Operations and Maintenance - What Can

Go Wrong?

• Innovative Solutions for Renewable Energy Projects to Speed and Scale

• Utilising Equipment Leasing for Renewable Energy Project Financing

Energy Effi ciency

• Retrofi tting Buildings for More Effi cient and Smarter Cities

• Building Integrated Photovoltaics: Moving Beyond Showcase Projects

• Building Energy Effi ciency and Renewable Energy with a Short Payback Time

Other Renewable Technologies

• SRF – Sustainable Solution

• Waste-to-Energy Projects in Thailand

• Development of Hydropower for Sustainable Clean Energy

• An Industrial Hydro-Power and Development Project for Poverty Reduction in Laos

Conference Highlights

Technical Site Visit

Renewable Clinic

GUNKUL is expanding beyond just offering 5,000 types of electrical equipment to

becoming a key power producer from solar energy. One of Gunkul’s Solar Power Plants is

located at Dong-Khon, Sankhaburi, Chainat province with the capacity of 6.5MW spread

over 128,000s.q.m. (80 Rais). The advance technology used are 290W Poly-Crystalline

Modules and 500kVA Central Inverters. The designed monitoring system allows the plant

operation to be accessed globally via internet. The plant generates more than 12 million

units per year and 8 baht adder for that 10 years with 13 years tax exemption as subsidy

from the Government. A key highlight is that there is no CO2 emission during operation.

Dan Chang Bio-Energy Co., Ltd. is an affi liate of Mitr Phol Group, located at Dan Chang,

Suphanburi Province in the western part of central Thailand. Located next to a Mitr Phol

sugar mill, the power plant utilizes bagasse, a byproduct from the sugar mill, to produce

and supply steam along with electrical power. The excess power is exported to the national

grid. It started operation in 2004 as the fi rst biomass power plant of Mitr Phol Group

which has a fi rm power purchase agreement with Electricity Generating Authority of

Thailand (EGAT). Dan Chang Power Plant purchases other agricultural waste from farmers

in order to increase the surrounding community’s income and reduce the burning rate

of waste. The boilers at Dan Chang Power Plant were specifi cally designed for biomass

fuel, equipped with vibration hydro-grate stoker and travelling grate stoker. Currently, Dan

Chang Power Plant exports 55MW of power to the national grid and as a result, it saves

up to 100 million liters of oil used for power generation there by reducing the emission of

greenhouse gas up to 250,000 ton CO2 equivalent.

The promotion of renewable energy and energy effi ciency is a cornerstone in Thailand’s energy climate. Meet and

consult with respective renewable energy industry experts to discuss project management, visualizations, planning, due

diligence, resource assessment, feasibility studies and post-planning of RE and EE projects

New this year are technical plant visits organized by the Renewable Energy Industry Club, the Federation of Thai Industries

alongside CEEA on the 15th September. The visits will allow participants to obtain fi rst-hand insights on existing clean energy

facilities that are part of Thailand’s 15-Year Renewable Energy Development Plan, which aims to increase renewable energy

consumption to 20.3 per cent of the country’s total energy consumption by 2022.

Do not miss out on the opportunity to visit the innovative Gunkul Solar Power Plant and Dan-Chang Bio-Energy Power Plant!

Conference Program

Day One, 12 September 2012 Clean Energy Outlook and Renewable Energy Innovations

10:15 - 10:45 Opening Ceremony

10:45 - 11:10 Keynote 1: Building the Clean Energy Foundation and the Global Outlook

11:10 - 12:30 Opening Plenary 1: Shaping a Game Changing Business: The Future of Clean Energy in Asia

Will sustainable and clean energy innovations be the focus for Asia in the next decade and beyond? The challenge will be fi nding, developing and funding cutting edge technology and services to

create a sustainable Asia. The session will address high-level issues affecting the future of energy and the innovation in this fi eld.

14:00 - 15:30 Session 1

The Solar Advance: Spurring Further Growth and

Development

Session 2

Wind Power Progress: Initiatives and Development

Session 3

Getting Smart from the Start: Intelligent Integration into the

Grid

Asia’s solar sector is a true bright spot in the region and

poised for signifi cant development. The continuous push

of solar technology will play a considerable role in the

economic growth for the renewable sector. Listen to experts,

discuss and debate on how to scale up and spur further

expansion. They will also analyze developments, provide

expert opinions on growth and business models of the future.

As Asia continues to remain the world’s largest market

to new installations for wind power, it will need to

continue its momentum and overcome challenges of

the up and coming competing renewable technologies.

Listen to key industry players discuss advances and

critical drawbacks that have prohibited wind from

becoming a highly scalable solution in this region.

In this session experts will carefully assess the right technology choice

and business models for the various phases of smart grid deployment.

Speakers will provide insights on industry issues, analyze prospects of

market growth and development in smart grids.

16:15 - 17:45 Session 4

Solar Success: Bridging the “Commercialization Gap"

Session 5

Winning Ways for Wind Power Harvesting:

Propelling Past the Alternatives

Session 6

Advancing New Energy Infrastructure: Storage & Transmission

In harnessing the unlimited power of the sun, challenges

remain in terms of driving down costs and bringing up

reliability of PV systems. Hear from industry leaders on the

strategies employed to boost commercialization and drive

the solar growth agenda in Asia.

Experts will discuss the successful commissioning of

wind power projects and explore proven, validated

and certifi ed wind technology and how this will

drive further adoption and growth in the competitive

renewable sector.

Progress further into renewable energy by exploring the latest

developments in storage and transmission. Listen to experts discuss

cost effective and effi cient technologies that would further drive

market opportunities and revolutionize the way we invest in and

manage renewable power systems.

Day Two, 13 September 2012 Renewable Energy Technology, Policy and Cleantech PR

09:00 - 10:00 Plenary 2: Technology - The Key Driver for the Way Forward in Renewble Energy

The foreseeable sustainable energy future will be one where there will be massive use of state-of-the-art renewable

energy equipment and technology. This will reduce overall energy cost leading Asia into a market looking at substantial

savings across business activities and increased dependence on renewables.

Session 7

Improving News Media Communications of Environmental Issues

Often less sensational, yet equally important clean energy and

environmental topics lacks suffi cient media coverage. Journalist

should also cover the less news-driven, technical/scientifi c aspects of

environmental change and clean energies. In this session, learn about

the key considerations and frameworks to communicate innovative

clean energy solutions and latest developments that impact the

environment so that media can “digest” the information.

10:45 - 12:15 Session 8

New Dimensions for Solar Energy: Technological

Advancements

Session 9

Bio Energy Initiatives and Deployment: Policy and

Market Mechanisms

Session 10

The “Do’s atnd Dont’s” of Communicating Energy and

Environmental Topics

Experts will drill down into solar technologies and projects

focusing on new developments and the persistent challenges

within the international marketplace. The latest Solar-tech

concepts and ground breaking research will be shared in this

session.

Asia has an enormous potential in the global bio

energy market. The gap between energy supply and

demand in the region continues to increase thereby

making bio-renewable generation more attractive.

In this session, discover the latest developments in

technology and policy that are driving growth in this

sector.

If your organization operates in the alternative energy industry,

you will have to tackle sensitive issues requiring a careful approach

to shaping messages in a way the public will both understand and

empathize with. This session will highlight with case studies on how

to identify and refi ne key points in complex situations that must be

discussed clearly and sensibly together with a proper communications

strategy.

14:00 - 15:00 Session 11

Hydropower Advancements: Exploring Water Power

Technologies

Session 12

Unlocking the Biomass Potential: Critical

Technological Advancements

Session 13

Asia Business-Policy Roundtable on Clean Energy (Part 1)

This session will explore state-of-the-art hydropower

technology. Speakers will discuss the latest research and

technical challenges facing the implementation of hydro

infrastructures.

This session will look at groundbreaking biomass

conversion technologies and commercially utilized

biomass resources, along with other important

logistical facets, that would be most viable in meeting

renewable energy goals.

The panel will focus on developing energy effi ciency business

ventures and projects, and how policy, regulation, and programs can

incentivize further private sector scale-up of energy effi ciency.

15:30 - 17:00 Session 14

Waste to Energy: Digesting the Innovation

Session 15

Fuel for Thought: Pushing the Bio Fuel Boundary

Session 16

Asia Business-Policy Roundtable on Clean Energy (Part 2)

This session will discuss developments made in the fi eld

of waste-to-energy and the current strategies along with

initiatives to boost this sector. Experts will highlight advances

made in the application of technology for energy recovery

from waste.

This session will discuss advancements in the biofuels

industry and further explore the race to commercialize

the next generation of advanced biofuels. Speakers will

address the overarching issue of long term commercial

viability that is sustainable, environmentally friendly

and is governed by well established best practices.

The panel will include private-sector viewpoints on developing

renewable energy business ventures and projects.

Day Three, 14 september 2012 Clean Energy/Energy Effi ciency Financing and Sustainable Mobility

09:00 - 09:20 Keynote 2: Future Challenges for Demand Management and Energy Effi ciency in Asia

09:20 - 10:00 Plenary 3: Bridging the Finance Gap

The climate for fi nancing and investment in renewables within Asia is expected to improve signifi cantly. As the share of renewables in the Asia Pacifi c energy mix is expected to rise from 4% to

13% by 2020, hear what Asian renewable energy fi nancial experts have to share on fi nancing renewable energy development in Asia.

10:45 - 12:15 Session 17

Mobilizing Renewable Funds: Exploring Financing Sources

and Innovative Mechanisms

Session 18

Europe Business Forum

Business Opportunities and Market Potential

Session 19

A Progressive Landscape of E-Mobility Integration and Adoption

In this session renewable energy experts will discuss the

various innovative fi nancing mechanisms available from

both institutional and private investors. Speakers will further

explore the hurdles of acquiring fi nancing in a budget

constrained environment while also discussing how project

fi nancing in the renewable sector can be encouraged further

in Asia.

The “Europe Business Forum” brings together industry

leaders in the energy effi ciency market in a panel

discussion to share their views and experiences in

pursuing both environmentally sustainable strategies

for their companies and seizing new market

opportunities.

This session will discuss the various opportunities, risk and

developments of e-mobility in Asia. Speakers will analyse vehicle

concepts, infrastructure, technology vendors, regulations and the

subsidies which could drive and accelerate sustainable mobility

forward in this region.

13:30 - 15:30 Session 20

Renewable Project Finance: Mission Critical Success

Factors

Session 21

High Performance Buildings: Embracing Effi ciency

and Renewable Technology Innovations

Session 22

Charging Ahead: Integrating the Sustainable Mobility

Infrastructure

This session will discuss the criteria for fi nancing and

how to meet the strict guidelines for successful clean

energy projects. Speakers will highlight crucial factors in

risk management, insurance and other considerations for

fi nancing clean energy projects in Asia.

This session will inspire a new wave of harmonizing

effi ciency and engineering raising the bar for aesthetics

and design. Speakers will talk about the approaches in

making your renewable energy technology part of a

complete energy effi cient building system.

The transition towards sustainable and smart mobility will be

examined in this session. Speakers will provide insights into the gaps,

needs and solutions with respect to the required infrastructure to

promote this adoption.

16:00 - 17:30 Session 23

Analyzing and Structuring Energy Effi ciency Projects for

Greater Positioning

Session 24

Retrofi tting for Transformation: Re-Energizing

Buildings Through Clean and Effi cient Energy

Solutions

Session 25

Accelerating the Transition to Sustainable Mobility: Innovative

Advancements

Listen to clean energy fi nance experts share the issues facing

structuring and fi nancing Energy Effi ciency projects through

presented case studies. Speakers will debate how to best

structure your projects and acquire funding in Asia.

This session will discuss holistic retrofi tting

technologies, the challenges and opportunities in

engineered enhancements of buildings for value

effi ciency gains. There will be also be focus on the

adoption of international standards, best practices and

specifi c requirements for building enhancements.

This session will examine advances in technology and customer

preference for sustainable mobility. Speakers will explore the

innovations in energy storage, transmission, distribution, drive and

engine technology.

Trade Fair

Jimmy Huen

Tel: +852 2511 8112

Fax: +852 2511 8122

j.huen@koelnmesse.com.hk

Conference

Leslie Chew

Tel: +65 6500 6717

Fax: +65 6296 2771

l.chew@koelnmesse.com.sg

Date

12 - 14 September, 2012

Venue

Centara Grand & Bangkok Convention Centre at CentralWorld, Bangkok, Thailand

Exhibition Opening Hours

12 – 13 September: 10:00 - 1800

14 September: 10:00 - 17:00

Website

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