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Asia Smart Grid 2011


With a growing adoption of smart grids around the world, this exhibition and conference sets the stage for international smart grid providers and suppliers to exchange and share knowledge with Asian policymakers, regulators, utilities companies and system integrators.

    • The panel discussion on “Beyond National Smart Grids - Investment and Collaboration Opportunities” at the Asia Smart Grid 2011.  It is moderated by Dr Michael Quah Cheng-Guan, Professor, Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Deputy Director, NUS Energy Office and Executive Advisor, NUS Entrepreneurship Center, National University of Singapore.
    • Mr Ravi Krishnaswamy, Vice President, Energy & Power Systems, Asia Pacific of Frost & Sullivan, presented on 'Perspective on Global Smart Grid' as the 2020 Mega Trend.
    • Dr Michael Quah Cheng Guan, Deputy Director for the NUS Energy Office, is the moderator of Asia Smart Grid 2011.
    • Mr David Coldrey, Global Smart Grid Expert, SAP Asia Pacific Japan delivering the Industry Keynote, “The Big Data Challenge in Smart Grid Projects”.
    • Mr Chan Eng Kiat, Project Director IES, Energy Market Authority, Singapore sharing on “Singapore’s Progress with the Intelligent Energy System Pilot Project”.
    • Mr James (Jihwan) Jung, Project Manager, International Cooperation, Korea Smart Grid Institute sharing on “Conceiving and Developing a Smart Grid Testbed: The Jeju Island Experience”.
    • Mr Eiji Ohira, Director, Smart Community Department, New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization sharing on “Introduction of smart-grid related projects in Japan”.
    • Mr Kiyotaka Kaneko, Assistant General Manager, Social Infrastructure Systems Division, Toshiba Asia Pacific Pte, Ltd on “Introduction of smart-grid related projects in Japan”.

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