Kavita Gandhi has an extensive background in environment and developmental sector spanning over last 20 years. Kavita has been involved in multi-dimensional projects like United States Asia Environmental Partnership (US-AEP) and was Instrumental in setting up of Clean Technology Environmental Management Centre (CTEM) in the Singapore Manufacturer’s Association. She has experience working with environmental sector startups and SMEs in her capacity as a manager of the Singapore Association for Environmental Companies (SAFECO). Kavita was one of the key personnel involved in setting up the Sustainable Energy Association of Singapore and securing a grant from SPRING Singapore to run programs in the area of local enterprise development, market development and training & conferences for clean energy industry. She also represents the association in various government and non-government committees related to clean energy. She was instrumental in developing and managing some unique programs like the SME Energy Efficiency outreach as well cleantech incubator. Kavita has an MSc in Environmental Management from Wye College, University of London.
Kavita is also representing SEAS on the following:
• Environment & Resource Standards Committee (ERSC), ESG
• Co-convener Renewable Energy Standards (RECs) working group, ESG
• TC for Energy, ESG
• SCEM Steering Committee, NEA
• Sustainable Energy for All (SE4All) committee, ADB
• Advisory Board: EcoLabs Centre of Innovation for Energy, NTU

Mr Christophe Inglin has been in the field of Photovoltaics since 1996. He is currently the Managing Director of Energetix Pte Ltd. He is also on the council of SEAS as vice-chairman.

Christophe was Managing Director of Phoenix Solar Pte Ltd, one of Singapore’s best respected solar systems integrators. Prior to that, he spent 10 years with Shell Solar Pte Ltd (formerly Siemens Showa Solar), a leading manufacturer of PV cells and
modules. He is an invited trainer for the Green Mark Manager Programme held by the BCA Academy.

Christophe holds a BSc in Electronic and Electrical Engineering from the University of Surrey in England, and an MBA from INSEAD in France.

Ken is the Head of Asia Pacific Power research in our Power & Renewables group. He has over 11 years of experience in power plant investments and gas/LNG sectors in Asia Pacific covering conventional fuels and renewable energy in model development, strategy, and core market fundamentals research.

Prior to joining Wood Mackenzie, Ken worked for an energy-focused research consultancy and was responsible for conducting strategic market studies for state-owned energy companies and private investors in gas/LNG-to-power, coal, and renewable energy in Asia Pacific. He has also run investment analysis and commercial due diligence for a major Southeast Asian power sector developer-investor.

Robert has more than 15 years of industry experience, having worked in research functions in New Zealand, Thailand, China and Singapore. He has expertise in market intelligence, strategy planning, analysis and forecasting in the renewable energy sector.

He is responsible for market outlook reports and has completed numerous projects for supply chain companies, private equity and IPP/utilities with a focus on Asia Pacific markets.

Frank Phuan belongs to the second generation of a family business that has been in the solar industry
for 35 years. Incorporated and co-founded by Frank in 2015, Sunseap Group is the first full-fledged solar
utility company in Singapore, currently licensed under the Energy Market Authority as both an energy
wholesaler and an energy retailer specializing in renewable energy. Sunseap Group is the holding
company for its renewable energy subsidiaries Sunseap Leasing, Sunseap Energy, Sunseap International,
Sunseap Solutions, Sunseap Engineering and Sunseap Energy Ventures. Frank has been awarded the
distinguished Nanyang Outstanding Young Alumni Award 2014 and the prestigious Entrepreneur of the
Year Award (EYA) 2015, and the PVSEC Special Award in 2016 in recognition of his contribution to the
growth of the photovoltaic industrial technology in Singapore.

Wee Khiang is currently the Director of the Hydrogen & Sustainable Energies Office (H2SUN – formerly known as the National Energy Transformation Office), a department within the Energy Market Authority (EMA). H2SUN’s main focus areas are hydrogen & its derivatives, solar, cold energy recovery and biofuels. Prior to EMA, he was the programme director for a low carbon district project at the Energy Research Institute @ Nanyang Technological University (ERI@N). Before that, he spent 20 years in the Singapore public service with the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), the National Environment Agency (NEA) and the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB).

He started his career in the Tax Department of Price Waterhouse (now known as PwC). In the public service, his leadership appointments spanned a diverse area involving the formulation of tax and investment incentive policy, national manpower planning, industry development and running a R&D office.

Wee Khiang graduated in 1993 with a First Class Honours Degree in Accountancy from the Nanyang Technological University.