13:45-14:45 | 10 November

Blue Zone - RCF Pavilion

This session brings those choices into a regional conversation. It asks how Asia can build electricity systems that accelerate the transition away from fossil fuels while strengthening energy security, protecting affordability and creating shared economic opportunities.

17:00-18:00 | 10 November

Blue Zone - Philippines Pavilion

Building on the Philippines' renewable energy ambitions, the discussion will examine how wind – including offshore wind – grids, storage, and other enabling technologies can work together as part of an integrated power system that will deliver social and economic benefits to Filipino households and communities.  

13:45-15:00 | 13 November

Blue Zone - Singapore Pavilion

This session will share early findings from the report and bring together government, industry and multilateral development banks to explore concrete regional initiatives. Building on Singapore’s offshore wind strategy and the MoU between GWEC, Enterprise Singapore (ESG) and the Association of Singapore Marine & Offshore Industries (ASMI), the event will further promote Singapore’s role as a neutral, trusted hub for regional collaboration.

15:00-16:00 | 13 November

B1 - Blue Zone

Global Renewables Hub

The MENA region possesses exceptional wind resources and abundant land, making wind energy a central pillar of affordable and resilient power systems. Against this backdrop, GWEC’s report, “Mission Critical: Building the MENA Wind Energy Supply Chain for a Clean and Just Energy Transition,” provides a timely roadmap for action. 

16:30-17:30 | 13 November

B1 - Blue Zone

Global Renewables Hub

COP31 provides a unique platform for industry leaders, investors and policymakers to align behind a shared vision: establishing wind as the cornerstone of the global clean energy transition through the launch of the Global Wind Declaration for Powering the Future: A Blueprint for Accelerated Deployment by Industry and Governments. This will showcase concrete commitments, partnerships and actions needed to continue to enable wind as the primary supply-side solution of the global electrification agenda and the energy transition.

15:30-16:30 | 14 November

Blue Zone - Korea Pavilion

This discussion will bring together representatives from government, industry, civil society, and international organizations to explore how offshore wind can contribute to Korea’s climate and energy objectives while driving sustainable economic growth. Drawing on domestic experience and international best practices, participants will examine pathways to accelerate offshore wind deployment, promote community participation and local economic development, and strengthen international cooperation in support of a just and inclusive energy transition.