Bangkok, alongside other cities across Thailand and the region, have long been grappling with climate risks, threatening everything from physical infrastructure to urban resilience and causing untold economic losses.
Linking the energy transition to urban and economic resiliency will be key to addressing these mounting risks.
The challenge, however, lies in designing fit-for-purpose transitions to meet urgent urban adaptation needs while leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) so its bolsters rather than hinders long-term resilience.
This session will convene leaders working in the intersection between urban resilience and the transition, covering questions such as: What mechanisms are needed to attract private and multilateral capital at scale against a backdrop of weakening economic growth? How do we align clean energy and AI tech adoption with adaptation needs? And what role will Thailand’s Climate Change Act, and other regulatory frameworks, play in creating the legislative ecosystem needed to support long-term financial flows in this space?
Speakers:
- Urasate Navanugraha, Chief Investment Officer, Frasers Property Thailand (One Bangkok)
- Ratchaneewan Pulnil, Country Manager, Thailand, Gurīn Energy
- Amy Zhang, Associate Director, ASEAN and ANZ, CDP
Moderator:
Meaghan See, Chief Commercial Officer, Eco-Business
Watch this conversation, streaming exclusively on Eco-Business for our subscribers.
