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Explore the depths of ESG

Explore the depths of ESG

The Star3 days ago
The upcoming Asia ESG Summit 2025 will feature regional-level conversations and industry insights. Pictured: Matrade's export promotion and market access division senior director Jai Shankar offering one such perspective at last year's local edition, held at KLCC. — YAP CHEE HONG/The Star
The Asia ESG Summit 2025 is poised to spark conversation and change
ASEAN's rapid growth presents an opportunity to lead on ESG issues that matter. Covering a broad spectrum of topics—from climate change and the circular economy to renewable energy financing and innovative cleantech—the Asia ESG Summit 2025 offers a platform to explore the ESG priorities shaping Asia's sustainable future.
Taking place from Nov 5 to 7 in Kuala Lumpur, the three-day summit will enable attendees to dive deep into practical strategies, share regional best practices and engage in meaningful dialogue about integrating ESG principles into business and investment decisions and enhancing existing strategies.
Attendees will have the opportunity to meet and network with policymakers, business leaders, investors and sustainability professionals from across the region and beyond.
The event is structured around three thematic streams, each designed to address critical ESG areas: responsible investment and circular economy (Stream One), climate and value chain decarbonisation (Stream Two), and innovative cleantech and sustainable change (Stream Three).
Stream One focuses on integrating ESG into investment strategies and sustainable finance, covering carbon pricing, renewable energy financing and circular economy models.
Stream Two addresses net-zero goals by managing Scope 3 emissions, enhancing sustainability reporting, and tackling industry-specific decarbonisation challenges with practical case studies and data strategies.
Stream Three explores cutting-edge climate technologies like carbon capture and sustainable agriculture, featuring product demos, startup showcases and investor networking to drive clean technology innovation.
This tailored approach allows participants to customise their experience based on their interests and expertise, fostering rich discussions and collaboration.
Gain exclusive insights, hear pioneering strategies and learn how key decision-makers are shaping Asia's sustainable future. Don't miss your chance to be part of this impactful ESG event.
The Asia ESG Summit 2025 marks the inaugural summit of the Asia ESG Positive Impact Consortium (A-EPIC), whose members include Star Media Group (SMG), KG Media and the Inquirer Group of Companies.
The summit is organised by SMG, with Sime Darby Property Bhd as the Urban Biodiversity Partner.
Join a growing community committed to building inclusive, resilient and environmentally responsible economies.
To learn more or purchase tickets, visit https://conference.thestar.com.my/asiaesgsummit/.
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