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The opening address delivered by Tetchi Capellan representing the Philippine Solar and Storage Energy Alliance (PSSEA). In this welcome speech, Ms. Capellan will establish the summit’s foundational themes by providing a comprehensive overview of the current energy storage landscape, highlighting both challenges and promising opportunities within the sector. The address will emphasize PSSEA’s vision for collaborative innovation among industry stakeholders while setting expectations for the valuable discussions to follow throughout the event.
The keynote speech will address the Philippines’ energy strategy, the role of energy storage in the country’s energy transition, and the government’s efforts to accelerate clean energy solutions for a sustainable future in Southeast Asia.
In March, the Philippines Department of Energy (DOE) launched the fourth round of the Green Energy Auction (GEA-4), the first to include energy storage alongside renewable energy. With results expected to be finalised by October, this session comes at a pivotal moment for assessing how well the auction has delivered on its promise to accelerate storage deployment, and what needs to evolve as the DOE prepares for a potential fifth round.
This interactive panel discussion will dive into the outcomes of GEA-4 and zoom out to identify auction design best practices from across Asia that can ensure future rounds are even more impactful.
Across Asia, rapid growth in renewable energy capacity is outpacing grid readiness, resulting in widespread congestion and curtailment challenges. Countries like India, China, the Philippines, and Thailand have seen solar and wind curtailment rates as high as 10–15% in congested zones, while transmission constraints have stalled new clean energy deployment in key markets.
Australia stands at the forefront of the global energy transition with its rapidly expanding utility-scale energy storage sector. This presentation by Luisa Rust, Senior Trade and Investment Commissioner for Austrade in Manila, explores Australia’s transformative journey in energy storage deployment. As coal-fired power plants retire and renewable energy penetration increases, Australia is experiencing unprecedented growth in battery energy storage systems (BESS) and diversifying into long-duration energy storage technologies. With current capacity around 2.5 GW and projections to reach 16-18 GW by 2030-2035, Australia offers compelling investment opportunities backed by strong government support mechanisms and a stable regulatory environment. The presentation highlights key projects, policy frameworks, and strategic advantages for Asian investors looking to participate in Australia’s energy storage revolution.
The keynote speech will address Malaysia’s energy strategy, the role of energy storage in the country’s energy transition, and the government’s efforts to accelerate clean energy solutions for a sustainable future in Southeast Asia.
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