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| Asia to lead in global energy demand

IEA, World Energy Outlook, 2014 *Energy demand in Mtoe

Primary energy demand* and the share of global growth

• China, India and Middle East will drive one-third of global energy demand.

• By 2035, energy demand in OECD countries is expected to be less than half of non-OECD

countries.


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| Southeast Asia: A region in transition ASEAN Electricity Generation Capacity

Southeast Asia’s energy demand is set to increase by over 80% between 2013 and 2035, a rise

equivalent to current demand in Japan.

• Coal is expected to remain as the dominant fuel for the region, accounting for 58% of growth in

electricity generation in ASEAN by 2035

• LNG is likely to be used as an alternative fuel to meet peak demands, provide flexibility or to address

environmental concerns

• Growing potential for renewable energy


| A cleaner and greener Southeast Asia?

ASEAN Electricity Generation from Renewables

IEA, WEO Special Report on Southeast Asia Energy Outlook, 2013

Southeast Asia has large and untapped potential in deploying renewable energy.

• Key uses for rural electrification and diversity of energy supplies


| Transition fuels: Southeast Asia’s LNG landscape

LNG Terminals in Southeast Asia

Gas is a dominant part of Southeast Asia’s energy mix: growth in LNG supplies and infrastructure

in the region from 141 bcm in 2011 to 250 bcm in 2035.

• Increasing short-term and spot trades

• Increasing number of global LNG suppliers and buyers

• Numerous import/ export terminal infrastructure development projects underway

• Buyers’ seeking more flexibility in source and price

IEA, The Asian Quest for LNG in a Globalising Market, 2014


| LNG has good potential for trading opportunities

• Proximity to both traditional and emerging LNG supply and demand

• Neutral marketplace

• Established trading and financial hub with existing support infrastructure and services

• Singapore LNG terminal will be Asia’s first open-access multi-user terminal with both import

and export capability

Singapore’s Potential as Asia’s LNG hub


| Growing Solar Interest in Singapore

Market interest in solar has been growing in Singapore. Since 2009,

• The number of installations has increased from 59 to 636 (end 2014)

• The installed capacity has increased from 1.5 MWac to 25.5 MWac (end 2014)

The take-up is expected to accelerate over the next few years, as prices fall and technology

continues to improve.

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| Oil Prices: Transition and Volatility

Downward trend of oil

prices

Geopolitical developments

Shifts across energy markets

Sustainable development and resilience

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Where the energy world meets – one week, one location


| SIEW @ A Glance


Dr Fatih Birol

Executive Director (elect)

International Energy Agency

The SIEW Opening Keynote Address is the highlight of SIEW, where an energy luminary provides

insights on the energy landscape


Session 1: Asia’s New Energy Frontiers

Datuk Wan Zulkiflee

bin Wan Ariffin

President and Group

CEO, Petronas

Tang Kin Fei

Group President and

CEO,

Sembcorp Industries

Hiroshi Ozaki

Chairman

Osaka Gas

Gireesh B. Pradhan

Chairman and Chief

Executive

Central Electricity Regulatory

Commission (CERC), India

• The Singapore Energy Summit provides a platform for high-level dialogue with an emphasis

on panel discussions and audience participation.

• This year, the SES will feature 3 sessions and a Lunch Plenary, focusing on different aspects

under Global Energy Transitions


Lunch Plenary: Gas and Its Role in the Next Energy Transition

Charif Souki,

Chairman and CEO

Cheniere Energy

Peter Coleman,

Managing Director and CEO

Woodside Energy


Session 2: Securing Energy in an Era of Uncertainty

Aldo Flores-

Quiroga, Secretary

General,

International Energy

Forum (IEF)

Masakazu

Toyoda

Chairman and

CEO, IEEJ

Lady Barbara

Judge

Chairman Emeritus,

UK Atomic Energy

Authority

Jens Økland

EVP, Marketing,

Midstream &

Processing,

Statoil

Eric Luo

CEO, Shunfeng

International Clean

Energy

Shigeru Muraki

Executive Advisor,

Tokyo Gas


* Indicates new speakers

Session 3: Building Energy Resilience

Agneta Rising,

Director General,

World Nuclear

Association (WNA)

David Walker

CEO,

DNV GL-Energy

Mohinder Gulati,

COO, United Nations

Sustainable Energy

for All (UNSE4ALL)

Aaron A. Domingo,

Executive Vice

President & Chief

Operating Officer,

Meralco

Jin-Yong Cai

Executive Vice

President and CEO,

International Finance

Corporation


| SIEW Partner Events

• Asia’s largest conference and exhibition for the downstream refining and petrochemical industries

• Investors and analysts can meet with a full range of Asian and international CEOs, CFOs from the utility sector

• Offers insights into Asia’s LNG and natural gas industry

• Focus on Asia’s strategic and commercial gas markets

• SIEW brings together the world’s leading conferences and exhibitions in one week,

one location.


| SIEW Partner Events

• RE@SIEW exhibition aims to provide an avenue for clean technology and renewables companies to profile their services & products

• Comprising of two flagship events; PV Asia & RE Asia, ACES covers the entire range of developments around clean energy

• Recognises outstanding accomplishments of the top performing energy companies around the world from the Top 250 Global Energy Company Rankings


| SIEW Thinktank Roundtables

• Hosted by leading International Organisations and think-tanks on key

energy topics


| Networking Opportunities

• Guests can look forward to networking opportunities with energy professionals at the

evening networking receptions held across the week.

•

To commemorate Singapore’s Golden Jubilee, SIEW will host a Jubilee Reception on

the 26 Oct 15, at the ArtScience Museum, Marina Bay Sands.


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