The global push for net-zero emissions and carbon neutrality has become a top priority. Countries around the world are committed to achieving net-zero emissions, making energy transformation a key policy focus. This three-day summit, hosted in Taiwan, will feature Utility Day and Public Power Forums, bringing together power companies, industry experts, innovators, and system integrators from the Asia-Pacific region. The Asia-Pacific Power Summit aims to foster the exchange of ideas and innovative solutions while addressing the future challenges of energy transformation. By learning from one another, participants can help accelerate the achievement of national net-zero and energy transformation goals.
Jyh-Huei Kuo
Minister
Ministry of Economic Affairs, R.O.C.
Faa-Jeng Lin
Deputy Minister
National Science and Technology Council, R.O.C
Chih-Wei Wu
Deputy Director-General Energy Administration
Ministry of Economic Affairs, R.O.C.
George Gross
Professor Emeritus
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Gary Chang
President
Taiwan Smart Grid Industry Association
Chin-Chung Wu
Vice President
Taiwan Power Company
Naoki Kobayashi
General Manager
TEPCO (Tokyo Electric Power Company) Power Grid, Inc.
Hyun-Jin Kim
General Manager
Korea Electric Power Corporation
Hyeon-Jin Oh
Vice President
Korea Electric Power Corporation
Ben Armstrong
Development Engineer
Australia Endeavour Energy
Peter Kreutzer
Engineering Manager
Hitachi Energy
Sever Sudakov
Solution Architect
Moxa Inc.
Dowan Kim
Vice President
Samsung SDI
Ryugo Takeda
Vice President, General Manager
NGK INSULATORS, LTD.
Y.H. Chen
Director
Taiwan Institute of Economics Research
Brant Heap
Director
SRP Protection Automation Control (PAC) Department
Naoto Hirata
Manager
TEPCO (Tokyo Electric Power Company) Power Grid, Inc.
Sean Crimmins
Manager
Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI)
Utility Day
Resilient Smart Grids for Net
Zero Emissions
Renewable energy is a key focus for power companies worldwide. However, the variability of renewable resources, the need for integrating and dispatching distributed energy, and the increasing complexity of business models for new energy resources entering the electricity market present significant challenges. Utility companies are working toward resilient, smart grids to support the transition to net-zero emissions. We invite utility companies from across the Asia-Pacific region to share their experiences and strategies for achieving stable, smart, and resilient power grids on the path to net zero.
Who should attend
At this Utility Day, power companies will share their strategic plans and experiences in building smart, resilient power grids. The meeting is open only to invited power company participants.
Taiwan Power Company
25F, No.242,
Sec. 3,
Roosevelt Rd., Zhongzheng
District, Taipei City 100208, Taiwan (R.O.C.)
Power Forum
The Success of Decarbonized
Power
The first day of Power Forum will feature utility companies and global system integrators who will share their net-zero policy initiatives and showcase successful implementation case studies. They will highlight the technical strengths and insights for driving energy transitions worldwide.
Who should attend
We invite leading power companies and key system integrators from across the Asia-Pacific region to participate in our Public Power Forum on May 27-28. This is a valuable opportunity to explore major projects, successful strategies aligned with national energy policies, and important case studies. Experts and professionals from national power companies, system planning and consulting firms, system integrators, and energy industry associations throughout the Asia-Pacific region are encouraged to attend.
Shangri-La Far Eastern, Taipei Hotel
Tun Hwa South Road, Section 2,
Taipei 10675 Taiwan
Power Forum
The Innovation of Power
Systems and Advanced Applications
This day will focus on cutting-edge technologies and applications in power systems, next-generation solutions, and feature demonstrations of applications.
Who should attend
We invite leading power companies and key system integrators from across the Asia-Pacific region to participate in our Public Power Forum on May 27-28. This is a valuable opportunity to explore major projects, successful strategies aligned with national energy policies, and important case studies. Experts and professionals from national power companies, system planning and consulting firms, system integrators, and energy industry associations throughout the Asia-Pacific region are encouraged to attend.
Shangri-La Far Eastern, Taipei Hotel
Tun Hwa South Road, Section 2,
Taipei 10675 Taiwan
Taiwan Smart Grid Industry Association
Moxa Inc.