Singapore International Energy Week | 22 October

Facing financial realities

By Allan Loi and Nahim Bin Zahur, Energy Analysts, Energy Studies Institute | 22 October 2012

Challenges remain for adequate financing of the world's energy needs. Policymakers and business leaders share their perspectives and experiences.

SES panellists weigh "Options for the Future Energy Mix"

By Dr Eulalia Han, Yuen Kah Hung and Augustin Boey | Energy Analysts, Energy Studies Institute, National University of Singapore | 22 October 2012

The world remains supply-challenged even as it considers this a "golden age of gas. High-level panellists from Indonesia to Japan discuss how future energy policies will be shaped.

IEA chief's keynote highlights opportunities amidst uncertainties

By Augustin Boey, Kamalakannan S/O Soundararajan and Melissa Low, Energy Analysts, Energy Studies Institute, National University of Singapore | 22 October 2012

An increased share in LNG in the global energy mix will inevitable impact Asia Pacific's energy trade, transportation and markets. IEA Executive Director Maria van der Hoeven talks about the changing energy landscape.

SIEW 2012: Minister S Iswaran unveils futures, pricing and awards initiatives; highlights potential of LNG for Asia

By EMA staff | 22 October 2012

S Iswaran, Minister, Prime Minister's Office and Second Minister for Home Affairs and Trade & Industry, opened the Singapore Energy Summit today. He made three key announcements and highlighted Singapore's commitment to energy diversification.

SIEW 2012 Opening Keynote

22 October 2012

Maria van der Hoeven, Executive Director of the International Energy Agency (IEA), opens the SIEW Week with perspectives on how long-held assumptions about the world's future energy mix are being challenged.

5Qs with DONG Energy's Lars Clausen

By EMA staff | 20 October 2012

DONG Energy's EVP (Sales & Distribution) shares insights on how Asian countries can learn from Europe's experience in energy integration and efficiency.

DONG Energy's EVP (Sales & Distribution) shares insights on how Asian countries can learn from Europe's experience in energy integration and efficiency. More

North America may supply answers to Asia's gas needs

By Dr Tilak K. Doshi, Energy Studies Institute | 21 September 2012

Singapore's, and in fact, Asia's energy supply landscape could be fundamentally changed by the "unconventional" natural gas boom in North America of recent years, potentially seeing a major shift not only in sourcing, but also--and critically--in pricing.