S&P Global Energy at Ecosperity Week 2026

Join us for a private lunch hosted by Dr. Tim Hall from S&P’s Climate Center of Excellence. Dr. Hall will lead an engaging discussion focused on how scientific methodologies and data inform boardroom decisions, with a particular emphasis on physical climate risk. This event is designed to foster meaningful conversation among sustainability leaders, exploring the critical role of robust data and modeling in strategic decision-making.

This is an invite-only event, please contact zelda.koh@spglobal.com 

This session highlights how high-resolution hazard data, asset-level insights combined with ownership information provides a more complete picture of a company's operations and specific assets that could be exposed to physical climate risks.  We examine common blind spots in climate scenario analysis and show how asset-location data, including the ability to model adaptation measures, can improve real-time decision making for risk management, investment research and disclosure. We look at the key hazards and projected changes for the SEA region, quantifying the threat to the economy as well as size up the resilience of infrastructure in the region's major economic centers. Afterall, physical risk doesn't discriminate, but your data should.

Investing in the Energy transition - how are adaptation, geopolitics, and carbonomics interacting with each other?

• Cleantech cost curves 
• Net zero in a fractured geopolitical landscape
• Investments likely to be in the money in the long term 

This workshop explores how autonomous AI agents can support climate-aligned financial decision-making and ESG analysis. Participants will learn how AI can automate data gathering, risk assessment, and sustainability reporting across investment workflows. The session focuses on practical use cases, governance considerations, and responsible deployment of AI in sustainable finance.

Agenda

1. Introduction to S&P Sustainable finance Agents and AI fundamentals
2. Hands on workshop using S&P AI agent for a sustainable finance workflow
3. Presentation and Discussion of results and key takeaways

Carbon markets are under fire globally, from developed countire having to do the "hard yards" of industrial decarbonization, and developing countries seeking to navigate energy security and affordability alongside climate ambition. Join us for a tour around carbon markets in Asia and beyond with our expert panel.

Transition credits represent a nascent but strategically important market mechanism to finance early retirement of coal-fired power plants in Asia—a region where coal still dominates energy supply and represents roughly one-third of regional greenhouse gas emissions.  Yet the market remains at an inflection point. Success depends on, Closing the financing gap between investment and credit issuance, scaling pilot projects to demonstrate bankability and harmonizing policy across host countries and buyer jurisdictions to create predictable demand. Maintaining integrity as the market grows, ensuring transition credits remain credible and differentiated from avoidance credits.

This is an invite-only event, please contact rong.yu@spglobal.com

The session will outline how sustainability is increasingly embedded in corporate strategy, risk management, and long‑term value creation. It will explore sustainability from a buyer’s perspective, highlighting how organizations assess portfolio‑level risks and opportunities across their supply chains. This will be complemented by the supplier’s perspective, emphasizing how companies can report with confidence, manage sustainability‑related risks, and proactively seize emerging business opportunities. The session will also have a fireside dialogue with external experts to discuss “ROI Linked to Sustainability” .

Carbon markets are at an inflection point. The finalisation of Article 6 at COP29 has hardened the architecture of international carbon flows, while across Asia‑Pacific a new generation of regulated exchanges is moving from launch to genuine market‑building. Hosted in partnership with the UN Sustainable Stock Exchanges Initiative, live roundtable brings together the exchanges at the centre of this shift, alongside leading carbon standards. The discussion will be direct: where liquidity is forming, where it has stalled, and how Article 6.2 and CORSIA are reshaping the supply calculus for APAC‑origin credits. As sovereign programmes deepen across Indonesia, Malaysia, Australia and Singapore, the focus will be on what a regionally integrated, globally connected carbon market looks like in practice—and how to separate signal from noise.

This is an invite-only event, please contact tingfang.poh@spglobal.com

Rethinking energy security amid disruption in Middle East

• Diverging government responses 
• Striking a balance between energy security and sustainability
• Renewables as a long-term solution?

Hyperscaling clean power - from emissions certificates to firm clean power 24/7

• Explosive growth in AI-powered data center demand, 
• Evolving clean energy procurement models
• Shifting policy frameworks worldwide. 

This presentation examines the transition from traditional renewable energy certificate (REC) procurement to 24/7 clean power sourcing and implications for ASEAN markets.

Grid infrastructure has become the defining challenge and opportunity for energy markets globally. Data center demand, electrification, renewable integration, and geopolitical volatility are reshaping investment priorities. Join us for an interactive discussion on how investors and developers in Asia are navigating profitability in the grid.