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A confluence of factors is compelling Asian nations and companies to seek out renewable and clean energy solutions: the never ending voracious appetite for energy, rising costs of fossil fuels, increasing awareness of environmental consequences and growing international security threats posed by dependence upon energy supplies from politically volatile regions. But most importantly, under the Kyoto protocols, public and private entities in Asia can earn carbon credits through developing cleaner and sustainable energy alternatives.

Today, renewable and clean energy, such as solar, wind, biofuels, is finally considered as a viable option – not just from an environmental perspective, but from one of sound economics.

On this background, Clean Energy Asia 2008 provides a week of knowledge sharing and business networking platform where Asian energy users and producers from key sectors such as power, building and construction, transportation, and industrial manufacturing gather at one location with policy makers, fuel suppliers, financial intermediaries, technology providers and other clean energy specialists to discuss the latest strategic, regulatory, technical and economic issues in achieving greater carbon reduction.

To find out more, contact Liberina Octavia at +65 6322 2736 or download the Sponsorship Prospectus now.