How do we pursue collaborations and partnerships to ensure we achieve our target of limiting global warming to 1.5°C for a more sustainable energy future, while delivering the #UNSDGs by 2030?

Join us for commitments and decisions at SAREF3.0, continuing the conversation from SAREF1.0 and SAREF 2.0 as a prelude to the World Hydropower Congress (#whc) and on the road towards COP28.

Our panellists and speakers will provide views and perspectives on how we can encourage the development and sharing of renewables in Southeast Asia, the necessary policy and mindset shifts for greater uptake of an electrified transport system to transform our cities, what else can be done to resource the energy transition so that it is just and inclusive, as well as discuss ESG and energy financing.

Our plenaries will discuss what we need to do to achieve common prosperity by meeting the demands of growing energy needs while addressing the trilemma of security, affordability, and sustainability.

Leading the discussion is Dame Christiana Figueres, who joins us in Kuching together with energy industry and sustainability leaders as well as regulators, investors, financiers, businesses, and other stakeholders. A key leader in the worldwide effort to address climate change and former executive secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCC), Dame Christiana brought together nearly two hundred countries as parties to the Paris Agreement and is co-writer of The Future We Choose: Surviving the Climate Crisis.

As we move forward from the great reset of the COVID-19 pandemic, we know that it cannot be business as usual.

See you on 6 & 7 September in Kuching, UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy.