Sustainable Infrastructure: Transforming Asia’s Journey 📹 From insightful discussions to collaborative partnerships, find out what went down at the recently concluded Asia Infrastructure Forum 2024. Thank you once again to everyone who joined us and made #AIF2024 a success. We look forward to continuing the conversation and working together to accelerate the region’s sustainable infrastructure agenda. Watch the full video here: https://lnkd.in/geS-G5Me #AsiaInfrastructureForum #AIF2024
Infrastructure Asia
Government Relations Services
Singapore, Singapore 17,880 followers
Making Infrastructure Happen
About us
Infrastructure Asia (InfraAsia) is a project facilitation office set up by Enterprise Singapore and the Monetary Authority of Singapore to support Asia’s social and economic growth through infrastructure development, working closely with both private and public sector organisations in Singapore and the region. We bring together industry stakeholders across the infrastructure value chain, from financiers to solution providers, to explore sustainable infrastructure opportunities in the region and facilitate the access of private capital into sustainable infrastructure projects.
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http://www.infrastructureasia.org
External link for Infrastructure Asia
- Industry
- Government Relations Services
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Singapore, Singapore
- Type
- Government Agency
- Founded
- 2018
- Specialties
- Infrastructure, Financial Services, Professional Services, Consulting Services, Government Relations, and Advisory Services
Locations
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Primary
230 Victoria Street, #09-00
Singapore, Singapore 188024, SG
Employees at Infrastructure Asia
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Devin CHAN
Deputy Executive Director at Infrastructure Asia | Infrastructure | Real Estate | Investments | M&A | Business Strategy | Structuring | Fund Raising
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Gayle Tan
Project Director at Infrastructure Asia
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Tze Kwang Ong
Deputy Director (Media, Future Capabilities & Partnerships) at Infrastructure Asia
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Magdalene Loh
Director, Emerging Markets Division at Ministry of Trade and Industry (Singapore)
Updates
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The recently concluded #GrowingInfrastructureCourse offered valuable insights and strategies for accelerating Asia’s #cleanenergy journey. Participants of the course explored the latest technologies and innovative financing solutions, both of which are critical drivers of Asia's economic growth as the appetite for clean energy gathers speed. We are happy to organise the #GrowingInfrastructureCourse in collaboration with SMU-ExD Executive Development and The World Bank. The course is part of our effort to encourage knowledge exchange and sharing among industry players and regional government officials, and build capabilities to scale #sustainableinfrastructure development in the region. For those interested in learning more about the next run on transport, connect with us at: https://lnkd.in/gWYYEWiB.
SMU-ExD Executive Development kicked off our 2nd run of the Growing Infrastructure Course on clean energy last week. As part of a long-standing collaboration with valued partners, Infrastructure Asia and The World Bank Group, we welcomed a diverse group of 39 participants from 12 different nationalities for a jam packed 5-day programme. On day 1, we had Professor Winston Chow, Ms Prajakta Chitre and Mr Gopi Rengasamy to share insights on strategies and policies for clean energy. We wrapped up the day with a networking dinner, providing a great opportunity for our participants to mingle, understand and learn from one another's context. From strategies and policies, we looked at business models, innovations and financing frameworks for clean energy on day 2. The sharing was helmed by Prof Shantanu Bhattacharya, Dr Chaik Ming Koh, Mr Jeff Delmon, and Mr Kelvin Wong. To get us past hump day, Mr Jeffrey Tan and Ms Nadhilah Shani introduced the class to transformative clean energy technologies. These sessions were complemented by a refreshing industry showcase of innovations by partners from Sustainable Energy Association of Singapore (SEAS). In the morning of day 4, Mr Allard Nooy and Ms Karen Andries, elaborated on the challenges and solutions of clean energy from a financing and operational standpoint. Following lunch, a site visit to SembCorp Floating Solar Farm hosted by Jian Hui helped to showcase the application of what was covered in class over the course of the programme. On the final day, Mr Jen Wee KANG and Mr Andre Oei introduced green finance mechanisms for clean energy before we wrapped up with project presentations. As part of the course rigour, participants were assigned one another's real-world projects and had to apply what they had learnt to provide constructive feedback. This was evaluated by an esteemed panel comprising Mr Devin CHAN, Mr Jie Tang, Mr Ludovic Delplanque and Mr Luke Foley. Thanks to our faculty, speakers, organisations and participants for making this programme a success. Dr Flocy Joseph and Prof Shantanu Bhattacharya served as the Programme Directors, supported by Kyler Chua and Boon Chong Goh throughout the week. To find out more about the next run of the Growing Infrastructure Course on transport, feel free to reach out to Kyler Chua. #sgsmu #smuexd #exd #growinginfrastructurecourse
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We are excited to see the momentum building for #renewableenergy projects in the region. Our Executive Director, Lavan Thiru, was present at the Memorandum of Understanding signing between Enterprise Singapore, Keppel Ltd., and the Asian Development Bank (ADB). This agreement potentially unlocks US$800 million worth of energy transition and sustainability opportunities. In our conversations with stakeholders, we have identified several key challenges in the region’s renewable energy projects, including technical capabilities and access to development capital. By bridging the gap between the supply and demand partners, we hope to create more unique opportunities for Singapore-based organisations to value add in addressing these challenges and drive #sustainabledevelopment. If you’re a developer or investor interested in Asia’s renewable energy and energy efficiency projects, get in touch with us at: https://lnkd.in/eC8XSepc
Uniting to reduce 1 million tonnes of CO2 emissions a year. Enterprise Singapore, Keppel Ltd. and Asian Development Bank (ADB) have inked a Memorandum of Understanding to jointly explore USD800 million worth of energy transition, environmental #sustainability, and blended finance opportunities in the Asia Pacific region. Keppel will look to undertake projects such as the decarbonisation of power generation, renewable energy and more. Meanwhile, Enterprise Singapore will facilitate market access for Keppel through our network of overseas centres. This serves to connect them with in-market partners, navigate regulatory landscapes as well as identify available financing resources. We look forward to working together to move towards our net-zero goals and enable more Singapore companies to join us on this journey. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/g27Ptv8t
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Join us for the first Women’s Infrastructure Network (WIN) Singapore event on 19 September 2024, to meet the WIN Singapore advisors, network with the community and discuss how we can collectively drive this initiative forward. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage in meaningful dialogue and help shape the future direction of WIN Singapore! Register here: https://lnkd.in/gDiaPs9Y
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The discussions at #AIF2024 centered on how Asia can transform its approach to #sustainableinfrastructure and unlock the region’s immense potential for the global green transition. While there will be significant initial investments needed, they are crucial for building a more resilient future for Asia. We will continue to actively engage our regional partners to identify a pipeline of sustainable infrastructure projects and connect them to the best-fit solutions. Dive deeper into the key takeaways from the event in our latest Finger on the Pulse article: https://lnkd.in/gHSqpJg5 #AsiaInfrastructureForum
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With ambitious net zero targets looming, how can Asia accelerate its #greentransition in sustainable infrastructure development? At the Asia Infrastructure Forum 2024, industry leaders discussed in-depth on the future of sustainable infrastructure, exploring topics such as sustainable financing, technological innovation, and opportunities for closer collaboration. These discussions helped encourage concrete steps towards building a more sustainable future for Asia's infrastructure. Discover more about the key takeaways from #AIF2024.
Re-visit, Re-frame, Re-orient: Key Takeaways from the Asia Infrastructure Forum 2024
Infrastructure Asia on LinkedIn
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#Foodsecurity goes beyond production — it requires a robust food supply chain to deliver food efficiently. This system must be resilient to disruptions while optimising the journey from farm to fork. As a dominant force in the global food supply chain, Asia can achieve this through closer regional #collaboration on critical #infrastructure development. Dive deeper into the three factors needed to bolster Asia’s food supply chain in our latest Finger on the Pulse article: https://lnkd.in/gMqa3xZN
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Faced with climate shocks and ongoing structural changes within and beyond the agricultural sector, #foodsecurity is likely to remain a significant challenge for Asia in the coming years. As the region grows more rapidly, investment in regionally integrated #transport and #logistics infrastructure is key to ensure food supply chains keep pace with development. Our latest Finger on the Pulse article identifies three factors needed to strengthen Asia's food supply chains. The article also features some takeaways from the "Transforming Food Supply Chains for a Sustainable Tomorrow" Ideation Roundtable at #AIF2024, co-organised with The World Bank.
3 Key Ingredients Needed to Ensure Food Stability in Asia
Infrastructure Asia on LinkedIn
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Asia remains the world's most disaster-hit region due to weather, climate, and water-related hazards. The severe impact of climate change calls for a unified, strategic approach to transform Asia’s journey. This underscores the critical importance of developing #sustainableinfrastructure to enhance resilience, mitigate climate risks, and ensure long-term economic, social, and environmental stability. Read more about how the region is prioritising collaboration to drive sustainable infrastructure development at #AIF2024 here: https://lnkd.in/g_6Y-3sZ #AsiaInfrastructureForum
Asia Infrastructure Forum focuses on climate change
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We’ve come to the end of AIF 2024! The two-day event was filled with thought-provoking discussions, valuable networking opportunities, and a shared commitment by all to strive towards Asia's green future. Together, we explored ideas and innovative solutions surrounding #sustainableinfrastructure development and the financing mechanisms required to bring these projects to fruition. A key theme that resonated throughout the forum was the urgent need for a cohesive, strategic, and whole-of-society approach to achieve Asia's net zero goals. Through insightful ideation roundtables and project discussions, we delved into many critical topics such as navigating #supplychain challenges, harnessing emerging technologies like #hydrogen and #offshorewind, and embracing #circulareconomy solutions. These energising conversations underscored our collective commitment to overcome challenges and seize new opportunities. Key takeaways from the event include: • The world is shifting from unsustainable development to sustainable development. While this transition requires investment in new capabilities and solutions, it ultimately serves as an investment in our future. • An effective green transition requires strong, long-term policies and robust public-private partnerships. This collaborative approach will continue to be a key driver in propelling our region towards its sustainability goals. • Public buy-in is essential for a successful green transition. To achieve this, governments need to clearly communicate their goals and the positive outcomes for citizens. This transparency and inclusiveness will foster public support and encourage the necessary mindset shift. Thank you to all distinguished guests, speakers, and attendees who made AIF 2024 a resounding success. We trust that the event has equipped you with valuable knowledge and fostered meaningful connections that will empower you in shaping Asia's journey to #netzero. Lastly, a big thank you to our partners Ministry of Finance (Singapore), Enterprise Singapore, Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), The World Bank Group, DBS Bank, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation – SMBC Group, Arup, Department of Transportation - Philippines, Ho Chi Minh City, Institute for Essential Services Reform (IESR), IFC - International Finance Corporation, Indonesia Infrastructure Guarantee Fund (IIGF), West Java, Ministry of Economy and Finance (Cambodia), Moody's Ratings, ក្រសួងសាធារណការ និងដឹកជញ្ជូន Ministry of Public Works and Transport - MPWT, Public-Private Partnership Center of the Philippines, PT Sarana Multi Infrastruktur (Persero), Public Private Partnership Authority, Bangladesh, and Department for Business and Trade for helping us bring this event to life. We look forward to seeing everyone at AIF 2026. #AsiaInfrastructureForum #AIF2024