EMA and IEA, through the Singapore-IEA Regional Training Programme on Catalysing Interconnectivity in ASEAN, convened 160 participants to share best practices and develop expertise in cross-border electricity trading, with an emphasis on financing, market models, and regional cooperation frameworks for subsea cables.
The programme is the eighth instalment of the Singapore-IEA Regional Training Hub initiative, bringing together policymakers, regulators, utilities, and industry stakeholders from 19 Southeast Asia and the Asia Pacific countries.
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