Malaysia Clean Energy Week 2026 Announces Powerful New Speaker Line-Up of Clean Energy and Sustainability Leaders

Industry experts from renewable energy, ESG, finance, technology, engineering and corporate sustainability will convene in Kuala Lumpur on 20 August 2026.

Malaysia Clean Energy Week 2026 has announced an impressive new line-up of speakers and thought leaders who will contribute their expertise to one of Malaysia’s leading clean energy leadership gatherings. Taking place on 20 August 2026 at Berjaya Times Square Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, the event will bring together influential stakeholders for a full day of high-level discussions, strategic networking, technology showcases and industry recognition.

Formerly known as The Solar Week Malaysia 2026, the event enters its next chapter with a new identity, broader vision and the same trusted platform. Its expanded focus reflects Malaysia’s evolving energy landscape and encompasses renewable energy, battery energy storage systems, smart grids, distributed energy resources, industrial decarbonisation, green finance and corporate sustainability.

Distinguished Thought Leaders Joining the Event  

Our thought leaders include:

• Ar. Sarly Adre Sarkum, CEO, Green Building Index (GBI) — joining as a Keynote Speaker and bringing extensive expertise in sustainable buildings and green development.
• Y.M. Tunku Akmaludin, Deputy President, Malaysian Photovoltaic and Sustainable Energy Industry Association (MPSEA) — participating as an Advisory Board Member, Guest of Honour and Keynote Speaker.
• Rina Neoh, Secretary General, ESG Association of Malaysia — joining as an Advisory Board Member and contributing insights into ESG strategy and sustainable business transformation.
• (Dr) Norasikin Ahmad Ludin, Professor and Director, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia and Solar Energy Research Institute (SERI) — joining as a Keynote Speaker to share perspectives on solar innovation, research and Malaysia’s energy transition.

Our Speakers  

The expanding speaker line-up also features senior leaders and experts from across the clean energy ecosystem:

• Glenn Lim, CEO, NEFIN
• Wilson Zhang, Chief Executive Officer – C&I Business, Leader Energy
• Tracey Ooi, Group CFO, Sunview Group Berhad
• Jack Tan, Chief Executive Officer, Business & Asset Management, Solarvest Holdings Berhad
• Ayden Cheong, Regional Solutions Manager, Aiko Solar
• Chandra Rau, Founder & CEO, Trexon Energy
• Low Boo Khuan, Malaysia Business Development Manager, Yude Solar
• Hon Sern Wong, Head of Development, Pensolar Sdn Bhd
• Jasmine Voo, Associate Partner, Climate Change and Sustainability Services, Ernst & Young Consulting Sdn Bhd
• Kalaivanan Munisamy, Head of Planning Department, Cypark Resources Berhad
• Damien Gautheret, Business Development Manager, StB Giga Factory, Inc.
• Janarthan Krishna, Head of Engineering, Skye Renewables
• Zan Ye Yee, Energy Transition Manager, DayOne
• Norliana Aida Ramli, MD & CEO, Luminar Strategy
• Noor Azzizan, Head of Engineering & Utility, Ditrolio Energy
• Francis Pang, Head of PPA & Energy Offtake – APAC, ib vogt
• Ts. Pi Hua Tan, Principal Solar Consultant, AFRY
• Kiran Jethwa, Founder & Managing Partner, Fumase (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd
• Sang Sing Wong, Operations Director, Northern Solar Holdings Berhad
• Dieter Billen, Partner, Roland Berger
• Ir. Ts. Abu Hanifah Bin Zamberi, Head of Operations, Xenergi Sdn. Bhd.
• Danesh P, Founder, DNA Energie Sdn Bhd

Together, these experts will bring diverse perspectives spanning project development, solar engineering, corporate finance, ESG, energy procurement, asset management, policy, consulting and emerging clean energy technologies.

Addressing Malaysia’s Clean Energy Priorities  

As Malaysia progresses towards its ambition of achieving 70% renewable energy capacity by 2050, collaboration across government, industry, finance and technology will become increasingly important.

Malaysia Clean Energy Week 2026 will facilitate focused discussions on the policies, investment models, technologies and commercial strategies needed to accelerate the country’s transition to a low-carbon economy. Key conference themes will include:

• Utility-scale solar and energy storage technologies
• C&I and residential clean energy integration
• Project finance and green investment
• Solar policy and regulatory developments
• Solar asset performance and long-term value creation
• Industrial decarbonisation and net-zero pathways
• ESG and corporate sustainability
• Smart grids and distributed energy resources

Through keynote addresses, expert panels and leadership discussions, attendees will gain actionable insights into the opportunities and challenges shaping Malaysia’s clean energy market.

More Than a Conference  

Featuring conference sessions, an exhibition, awards and networking opportunities, Malaysia Clean Energy Week 2026 is designed to support knowledge exchange, industry visibility and meaningful business collaboration.The event will connect policymakers, regulators, utilities, developers, EPCs, corporate energy consumers, investors, financial institutions, technology providers and sustainability leaders under one roof. Attendees will have opportunities to discover emerging solutions, understand changing market dynamics, build strategic partnerships and engage directly with decision-makers driving the industry forward.