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an annual conference and exhibition for the power and energy sector, showcasing expert knowledge, innovative solutions and foresight from industry leaders, coherent with ASEAN's strategy to achieve a smooth transition towards a low-carbon energy future.​

About Enlit Asia

Enlit Asia is the leading annual platform for the ASEAN power sector, attracting over 12,000 visitors and 350 exhibitors. It unites industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators to explore advancements and navigate the future of energy in Thailand and the wider region.

As the only event serving the entire power value chain, Enlit Asia facilitates discussions and showcases technologies spanning all forms of power generation, transmission, distribution, the smart grid, and customer engagement strategies. With a balanced, fuel-agnostic approach, the event reflects the realities of ASEAN’s energy mix, encompassing conventional power, renewable energy, and emerging solutions.

About Enlit Asia

Enlit Asia acknowledges the continued role of conventional power in the region's energy transition, highlighting technologies to enhance efficiency, reduce emissions, and enable the integration of fossil fuel assets with newer, cleaner systems. Alongside renewable energy and energy storage, the event features innovations in hydrogen, nuclear, and Carbon Capture and Storage, ensuring a practical pathway towards a cleaner and more reliable energy future.

By addressing the unique challenges and opportunities in ASEAN’s power sector, Enlit Asia fosters collaboration across energy sources and technologies, supporting the region's progress towards a sustainable, affordable and resilient energy future.

What makes Enlit Asia unique?

unique factors of Enlit Asia

Why Thailand?

Thailand presents significant opportunities for attendees looking to expand their presence in the ASEAN power sector. As one of the region’s largest energy markets, it offers a dynamic landscape for investment, innovation, and collaboration in both conventional and renewable energy. Enjoying strong government support for energy development and a growing demand for advanced technologies, Thailand’s energy transition is driving over ฿5 trillion in investments across renewable energy, smart grids, electric vehicles, and energy efficiency. This ambitious agenda offers significant opportunities for sponsors and exhibitors to align with the nation’s rapidly evolving power sector.

Renewable Energy

Renewable Energy

Thailand targets 30% renewable energy by 2037, needing ฿779 billion for solar, wind, and other sources.

Energy Efficiency

ENERGY EFFICIENCY

Aiming for 30% improved energy intensity by 2037, with ฿974 billion invested in energy-efficient technologies.

Smart Grid

SMART GRID

฿127 billion investment to support 10 GW of renewable energy integration through smart grids and advanced metering.

Ministry of Energy

 

Ministry of Energy

Leading a drive to mobilise over ฿2 trillion in investments for energy transition goals through the PDP and AEDP.

International Collaboration

International Collaboration

Seeking ฿500 billion in green financing and technology transfer to support energy transition targets.

Decentralised Energy

 

Decentralised Energy

1,000 community renewable projects focused on solar and biogas by 2037 to improve rural
energy access.

MEA

MEA

Plans to install 1,000 MW of solar rooftops and cut distribution losses to 5% by 2030, requiring ฿100 billion for grid upgrades.

EGAT

EGAT

Transitioning to 50% clean energy by 2050 with ฿300 billion invested in 12 GW of renewables and energy storage.

PEA

PEA

Installing 500,000 smart meters and reducing losses to 8% by 2030 with a ฿50 billion grid modernisation effort.

Electric Vehicles

 

Electric Vehicles

Goal of 1.2 million EVs on roads, backed by ฿400 billion for infrastructure and incentives.

Coal & Natural Gas

 

Coal & Natural Gas

Over 60% of current electricity supply still comes from coal and natural gas, requiring significant, strategic investments to modernise existing plants and improve emissions control.

Transitioning Fossil Fuels

Transitioning Fossil Fuels

Thailand is investing in cleaner technologies for conventional power, including ฿150 billion allocated to upgrading gas-fired plants and deploying carbon capture and storage (CCS) solutions.

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