EV Charging APAC · Singapore · 2–3 December 2026

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2 days, 1 stages, 22 sessions — you can't see it all, so don't try. Pick the route that matches your job and follow the timeline. Thumbs it up if it worked.

CPO & eMSP Operations

Charge point operators and eMSPs who need to translate hardware capability into a profitable, scalable customer offering.

A thread from high-power deployment reality through residential VPP integration to hard commercial economics.

Day 1 — Wednesday, 2 December

  1. 11:30–11:55
    Main Effective Deployment of High-Powered Charging

    See what it actually takes to roll out high-power charging at scale.

  2. 15:30–15:55
    Main Charging Infrastructure Growth and Learnings from the Developing World

    Steal growth playbooks from operators who scaled in tougher markets.

  3. 16:30–16:55
    Main Future-Proofed EV Charging for Residential and Body Corporate Developments

    Residential and body-corporate demand is your next growth vector.

  4. 16:55–17:00
    Main Q&A Session on Scaling Residential EV Charging with VPP Integration

    Get the specifics on VPP integration before everyone else asks.

Day 2 — Thursday, 3 December

  1. 09:40–10:05
    Main Battery Swapping: An Enabler or a Deterrent

    Decide if swapping competes with or complements your charging network.

  2. 10:05–10:10
    Main Q&A Session on Battery Swapping Adoption and Market Viability in SEA

    Push on the SEA viability numbers directly with the panel.

  3. 11:30–11:55
    Main The Economics of Knowing Your Drivers: Charging as a Commercial Asset

    The session that turns your driver data into a commercial asset.

  4. 11:55–12:00
    Main Q&A Session on EV Charging Economics for Operators and Site Hosts

    Bring your own site-host questions to the operators on stage.

Board Members & Investors

Investors and board members sizing up where capital should flow next in EV charging.

A macro-to-micro read on market signals, from regional lessons and AI-grid economics to closing-day sentiment.

Day 1 — Wednesday, 2 December

  1. 09:00–09:10
    Main Opening Address

    Set the frame before the market intel starts flowing.

  2. 09:10–09:35
    Main Short-Cut to the Fast Track: Nordic Lessons for Asia-Pacific EV Charging

    Benchmark APAC opportunity against a market that's already scaled.

  3. 13:30–13:55
    Main From Silicon to Diamond: The Semiconductor Roadmap for EV Charging

    Know the hardware roadmap before you back a hardware bet.

  4. 14:30–14:55
    Main AI-Enabled EV Charging in Emerging Markets: Grid Planning and Investment

    AI-driven grid planning is the underwriting story for emerging-market deals.

  5. 14:55–15:00
    Main Q&A Session on AI-Driven Grid Planning for EV Charging in Emerging Markets

    Stress-test the investment thesis live with the speakers.

Day 2 — Thursday, 3 December

  1. 09:00–09:10
    Main Opening Address

    Catch day two's framing before the deal talk begins.

  2. 09:40–10:05
    Main Battery Swapping: An Enabler or a Deterrent

    A live debate on a model that splits investor opinion.

  3. 10:05–10:10
    Main Q&A Session on Battery Swapping Adoption and Market Viability in SEA

    Get the market-viability numbers straight from the source.

  4. 11:30–11:55
    Main The Economics of Knowing Your Drivers: Charging as a Commercial Asset

    Unit economics that will show up in every pitch deck this year.

  5. 11:55–12:00
    Main Q&A Session on EV Charging Economics for Operators and Site Hosts

    Pressure-test assumptions before you see them in a term sheet.

  6. 12:45–13:00
    Main Closing Remarks

    Close out with the take-home signal for your investment committee.

Software & Interoperability

Engineers and product leads building the software and hardware stack behind charging networks.

A technical arc from siting algorithms through semiconductors to AI-driven grid planning.

Day 1 — Wednesday, 2 December

  1. 09:40–10:05
    Main Optimising EV Charging Site Selection for Efficiency and Equity

    GIS-based siting models you can actually implement.

  2. 10:05–10:10
    Main Q&A Session on GIS-Based Siting Models for Equitable EV Charging Access

    Clarify the equity trade-offs baked into the model.

  3. 13:30–13:55
    Main From Silicon to Diamond: The Semiconductor Roadmap for EV Charging

    The power-electronics roadmap your firmware roadmap depends on.

  4. 13:55–14:00
    Main Q&A Session on Power Semiconductor Choices for EV Charging Infrastructure

    Get specific on component choices before you spec next-gen hardware.

  5. 14:30–14:55
    Main AI-Enabled EV Charging in Emerging Markets: Grid Planning and Investment

    AI grid planning is the interoperability problem of the next five years.

  6. 14:55–15:00
    Main Q&A Session on AI-Driven Grid Planning for EV Charging in Emerging Markets

    Dig into the data plumbing behind the AI claims.

Day 2 — Thursday, 3 December

  1. 09:00–09:10
    Main Opening Address

    Quick context-set before the day's one core technical session.

  2. 11:30–11:55
    Main The Economics of Knowing Your Drivers: Charging as a Commercial Asset

    See how driver data products get monetised — that's your API surface.

  3. 12:45–13:00
    Main Closing Remarks

    Wrap the event with the wider industry signal before you head back to the roadmap.

Policy & Regulation

Regulators and policy teams shaping the rules that determine how fast charging infrastructure can scale.

Lessons transplanted from mature markets into equitable siting rules and emerging-market rollout policy.

Day 1 — Wednesday, 2 December

  1. 09:00–09:10
    Main Opening Address

    Frame the policy conversation for the two days ahead.

  2. 09:10–09:35
    Main Short-Cut to the Fast Track: Nordic Lessons for Asia-Pacific EV Charging

    Nordic regulatory shortcuts worth importing into APAC frameworks.

  3. 09:40–10:05
    Main Optimising EV Charging Site Selection for Efficiency and Equity

    Siting models that put equity into the regulatory equation.

  4. 10:05–10:10
    Main Q&A Session on GIS-Based Siting Models for Equitable EV Charging Access

    Question the access trade-offs before they become policy.

  5. 15:30–15:55
    Main Charging Infrastructure Growth and Learnings from the Developing World

    Real-world lessons from developing-market rollouts you can legislate around.

  6. 15:55–16:00
    Main Q&A Session on Scaling EV Charging Across Emerging Asian Markets

    Press on what regulatory barriers actually slowed scaling.

Day 2 — Thursday, 3 December

  1. 09:00–09:10
    Main Opening Address

    Reset for the second day's regulatory themes.

  2. 09:40–10:05
    Main Battery Swapping: An Enabler or a Deterrent

    Swapping standards are a live regulatory question — hear both sides.

  3. 10:05–10:10
    Main Q&A Session on Battery Swapping Adoption and Market Viability in SEA

    Get clarity on market-viability before drafting any standard.

  4. 12:45–13:00
    Main Closing Remarks

    Take away the consensus view to carry back into policy drafting.