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SAVE THE DATE! SCL(S) Conference 2025: Transformation in the Infrastructure & Energy Sectors - A Singapore Perspective (25 September 2025, 8.30am - 7.30pm (GMT +8))
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CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
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08.15 – 08.45
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Refreshments & Conference Registrations
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08.45 – 08.50
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CONFERENCE OPENING REMARKS |
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08.50 – 09.20
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KEYNOTE ADDRESS
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09.20 – 10.50
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SESSION 1: “ENERGY DEMANDS OF TODAY AND HOW THIS SHAPES THE FUTURE”
As Singapore and the region navigate rising energy demands from both industrial and digital sectors, the energy conversation is shifting from 'transition' to the more fundamental question of 'supply'. Our panel of industry experts will offer insights into innovative strategies to meet the region's current and future energy needs while continuing to foster sustainable growth and advance the green transition. Participants will gain valuable perspectives on the latest developments and opportunities ahead for the energy sector and the broader infrastructure landscape.
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10.50 – 11.10
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Morning Break
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11.10 – 12.40
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SESSION 2: “THE DISPUTE RESOLUTION FRAMEWORK IN SINGAPORE AND ITS ROLE IN CONSTRUCTION AND ENERGY PROJECTS”
Singapore has long established its position as a dispute resolution hub in the region. Much thought has been put into developing fair and efficient rules and procedures for the resolution of disputes in the region, and with the advent of the new 2025 SIAC Rules, it is an opportune moment to take stock of developments in the dispute resolution framework in Singapore. In this session, our distinguished panellists will discuss the various dispute resolution forums and whether they are truly efficacious in resolving energy, infrastructure and engineering disputes of various complexity and quantum, and whether more can be done to promote Singapore as a dispute resolution hub for construction disputes. |
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12.40 – 13.40
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Lunch Break
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13.40 – 13.45
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INTRODUCTIONS & OPENING REMARKS BY CHAIR OF AFTERNOON SESSION
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13.45 – 15.15
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SESSION 3: “LEGAL RISK MANAGEMENT FROM CRADLE TO COMPLETION”
With infrastructure and energy projects being delivered in an increasingly complex business environment, management of legal and commercial risks is crucial for the success of the project. This session will provide a comprehensive overview of legal risk management, covering the entire life cycle from initial identification of a project to its completion and operation. The panel will discuss recent trends and developments in legal risk management, whilst reflecting on practical strategies for successful legal risk management.
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15.15 – 15.35
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Afternoon Break
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15.35 - 17.05
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SESSION 4: “THE (PERENNIAL) DEBATE – IS CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY SAVING OR DESTROYING OUR PLANET?”
It has been said that “It has become appallingly obvious that our technology has exceeded our humanity”. With construction technology developing at significant pace, we are able to build bigger, and better. But does that come at the cost of harming the only planet that we have? Have we flown too close to the proverbial sun?
In this debate, we will explore the dual-edged impact of modern construction technology on our environment. Hear from our speakers who have extensive experience working on projects involving use of cutting edge technology, and who will explore the pros and cons of the strides being made on the technological front. This debate will delve into these contrasting perspectives, examining whether modern construction technology is a saviour or a destroyer of our planet. Join us as we uncover the complexities and implications of this critical issue.
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17.05 – 17.10
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CONFERENCE CLOSING REMARKS
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17.15 – 19.15
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Networking Drinks
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Download the Conference "Save the Date" flyer HERE.
Location M Hotel Singapore, Banquet Suite at Level 10 - 81 Anson Road, Singapore 079908
REGISTRATION, REFUND & CANCELLATION POLICY
By completing the online registration form, Event registrants confirm their acceptance of the following Terms and Conditions:
- Places at the Event are limited and will be allocated by the Organiser at its discretion based on various criteria and in order of priority upon receipt of registration and all payments due.
- The Organiser reserves the right to update or amend the details of the programme and/or the speakers without prior notice.
- The Organiser reserves the right to refuse to register or admit any participant, and to cancel or postpone the Event.
- No refunds will be made for cancellations or no-shows by registrants. However, a confirmed registrant who has paid the registration fees but does not turn up for the Event will be entitled to a set of the materials provided, if any.
- If any registrant is unable to attend the Event, an equivalent substitute may attend instead at no extra charge, provided that at least 3 days prior written notice is given to the Organiser. All such requests will be considered at the Organiser’s discretion and subject to any applicable top-up in fees.
- Holding of any in-person Event may be subject to the approval of any relevant government authorities for public health or other reasons.
- In-person attendees at the Event must abide by any relevant public health or other measures imposed by the Government, the Event venue and the Organiser.
- The Organiser encourages any registrant displaying any COVID-19 symptoms to perform self-testing. Any registrant who tests positive is encouraged not to attend the Event and inform to the Organiser accordingly.
- As of 10 October 2022, the Vaccinated Differentiation Safe Management Measures (VDS) have been fully lifted in Singapore and the Organiser will no longer be requesting verification of COVID-19 vaccination status for entry to the Event. However, in the lead-up to the Event, the Organiser will monitor the situation closely and be in touch again should there be further changes to the prevailing national guidelines.
- Mask wearing is optional at all times during the Event. Please practice good personal hygiene, including frequent washing of hands and use of hand sanitisers.
- Event registrants confirm that all details submitted in the Event registration form are true and accurate.
- By completing this form, Event registrants fully consent to the collection, use and disclosure of their personal data as appears in any form, document or electronic template, by the Organiser. [CLICK HERE TO READ OUR PRIVACY POLICY]
If you are also registering guest(s), please register yourself first and then select Add Guest at bottom of the online form.
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