Blockchain Solutions for Industries

Featured Sectors:

Blockchain Revolution: The Future of Economy and Humanity

BSA Main Conference: 27 September 2018 Featured Summits: 28 September 2018

BSA Exhibition: 27 - 29 September 2018 Venue: Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Malaysia

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Is Blockchain Revolution the 2nd Generation of The Internet?

Is Blockchain Technology part of the 4th industrial revolution?

How would blockchains change Asia, and the rest-of-the-world?

How could blockchain alter the future of global economy and humanity?

Technological innovations such as robotics, artificial intelligence, big data, cloud technology, Internet of Things, new materials, augmented reality, nanotechnology, biotechnology and the mobile economy have established themselves very quickly over the last few years and have now became the key elements of the commercial and social economy.

Blockchain is another most promising disruptive technology of the future. The global blockchain market size is expected to grow from USD 411.5 million in 2017 to USD 7,683.7 million by 2022, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 79.6%, with 36 sectors hopping onto the blockchain bandwagon.

The Blockchain Solution Asia 2018 (BSA2018) is set to provide the answers for organizations to better understand the impact of Blockchain Revolution and its technological advances on their business models and operating processes in order for them to adapt themselves to this new world technology-led order.

• Blockchain Explained: Industry Application, Regulatory Framework and Risk Assessment

• Blockchain Infrastructure and Development

• Blockchain-Enabled Funding and Financing System: A Paradigm Shift In Capital Raising And Project Financing

• A Game Changer for The Banking and Insurance Industry?

• The Driver of Transformational Change In The Energy Sector

• Revolutionizing The Healthcare Sector

• The Defining Factor of Smart Cities For Building And Transportation Sectors

Deliberations:

OVERVIEW

Endorsed by:

Media Partners:

The Federa�on Of Malaysia Hardware, Machinery & Building Materials Dealers' Associa�on (FMHMBA)

Malaysia Associa�onof Energy ServicesCompanies

The Chartered Ins�tuteof Logis�cs and Transport

Environmental Management and Research Associa�on of Malaysia

Interna�onal Facility Management Associa�on

Interna�onal Real EstateFedera�on

Philippine Insurersand Reinsurers Associa�on

Malaysia Green BuildingConfedera�on

Hong Kong Wireless Technology Industry Associa�on (WTIA)

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Why Attend? 4 Featured Symposiums• Hear and learn from exclusive visionary blockchain experts on

industrial-based applications & enterprise implementation of blockchain solutions

• Engage with the industry’s leading solution providers unveiling the latest blockchain tech

• Get inspired by quality content that offers cutting edge

‘how-to’ approach in deploying blockchain solutions across 6-focused industries

• Exceptional opportunities to exchange insights with peers and deep-dive into topics through hive of events

• Network and connect with industry’s most progressive professionals across industries like financial services, manufacturing, energy, healthcare, construction and transportation sectors

Summary of Itinerary

BLOCKCHAIN REVOLUTION: THE FUTURE OF ECONOMY AND HUMANITY

FS1Blockchain-Enabled Funding and Financing System

FS2Blockchain – the Game Changer for The Banking and Insurance

FS4Blockchain - The Driver of Transformational Change In The Energy Sector

FS5 Revolutionizing The Healthcare Sector

FS3Blockchain as The Defining Factor of Smart Cities for Building and Transportation

DAY ONE: 27 SEPTEMBER 2018, THURSDAY

Day 1 (27 Sept 2018)8:00AM – 6:00PM Blockchain Solutions Asia 2018 Exhibition

Day 1 (27 Sept 2018)9:00AM – 9:45AM Blockchain Solutions Asia 2018 Opening Ceremony

Day 1 (27 Sept 2018)9:45AM – 6:00PM Blockchain Solutions Asia 2018 Conference

DAY TWO: 28 SEPTEMBER 2018, FRIDAY

Day 2 (28 Sept 2018)8:00AM – 6:00PM Blockchain Solutions Asia 2018 Exhibition

Day 2 (28 Sept 2018)9:00AM – 12:30PM

Featured Symposium 1 (FS1): Blockchain-Enabled Funding And Financing System: A Paradigm Shift In Capital Raising And Project Financing

Featured Symposium 2 (FS2): A Game Changer For The Banking And Insurance Industry?

Day 2 (28 Sept 2018)2:30PM – 6:00PM

Featured Symposium 3 (FS3): The Defining Factor Of Smart Cities For Building And Transportation Sectors

Featured Symposium 4 (FS4): The Driver Of Transformational Change In The Energy Sector

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A look at

What is it?How it works:

blockchain technologyThe blockchain is a decentralized ledger of all transac�ons across a peer-to-peer network. Using this technology, par�cipants can confirm transac�ons without the need for a central cer�fying authority. Poten�al applica�ons include fund transfers, se�ling trades, vo�ng, and many other uses.

Someone requestsa transac�on.

The requested transac�on is broadcast to a P2P network consis�ng of computers, known as nodes

The new block is then added to the exis�ng blockchain, in a way that is permanent and unalterable.

The transac�on is complete.

The network of nodes validates the transac�on and the user's status using known algorithms.

A verified transac�on can involve cryptocurrency, contracts, records, or other informa�on.

Once verified, the transac�on is combined withother transac�ons to create a new block of data for the ledger.

Has no intrinsicvalue in that it is not redeemable for another commodity, such as gold.

Has no physical form and exists only in the network.

Its supply is not determined by a central bank and the network is completely decentralized.

Cryptocurrency is a medium of exchange, created and stored electronically in the blockchain, using encryp�on techniques to control the crea�on of monetary units and to verify the transfer of funds. Bitcoin is the best known example.

Valida�on

CryptocurrencyBenefits UnknownsIncreased transparency

Accurate tracking

Permanentledger

Costreduc�on

Complex technology

Regulatory implica�ons

Implementa�onchallenges

Compe�ng pla�orms

Poten�al applica�onssource: PwC

BLOCKCHAIN @ A GLANCE

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source: 2016 IBM Corporation

Blockchain typesPrivate: permissionedPublic: permissionedPublic: permissionless

source: Deloitte University Press

Three Levels of Blockchain

1 Storing digital recordsBlockchain allows unprecedented control of informa�on through secure, auditable, and immutable records of not only transac�ons but digital representa�ons of physical assets.

2 Exchanging digital assetsUsers can issue new assets and transfer ownership in real �me without banks, stock exchanges, or payment processors.

3 Execu�ng smart contracts Self-governing contracts simplify and automate lengthy and inefficient business processes.

Ground rules Terms and condi�ons are recorded in the contract's code.

Implementa�on The shared network automa�cally executes the contract and monitors compliance.

Verifica�on Outcomes are validated instantaneously without a third party.

THREE TYPES OF BLOCKCHAIN

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Blockchain Beyond Bitcoin

Healthcare• Hospitals can securely

store health data and share it on request to authorised doctors or medical professionals.

Energy• Currently, retail energy

producers contribute to the energy grid and receive incen�ves.

• The energy market is strictly centralised and is controlled by distribu�on companies (DISCOMs).

• The blockchain can facilitate peer-to-peer energy transac�ons.

Private transport/ridesharing• The blockchain can be used for peer-to-peer

ridesharing apps, allowing car owners and users to manage terms and condi�ons without the interven�on of third par�es.

Banking• Funds transfer can be sped up, allowing instant

transac�ons.

• The banking industry can make use of the blockchain to improve efficiency and reduce costs in securi�sa�on, regulatory compliance and digital wallet services (full service and payment banks).

Financial services• The blockchain can be used

to improve services such as trade se�lements.

• FinTech companies can use the blockchain to offer remi�ances and interna�onal payments at reduced costs and at greater speeds.

Real estate• The lack of transparency

and problems of bureaucracy, fraud and incorrect public records can be solved using smart contracts.

• Also, tracking, verifying and transfer details can be securely managed for new buyers.

Insurance• Smart contracts and the iden��es of insurers can be

managed using the blockchain

• Contracts dependent on real-�me data will rely on the blockchain—for example, crop insurance or telema�cs for vehicle insurance.

• Also, there is strong poten�al for the reinsurance market.

Area ofapplica�on -

the blockchain

source: pwc via @mikequindazzi

BLOCKCHAIN FOR INDUSTRIES

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DAY ONE: 27 SEPTEMBER 2018, THURSDAY

7:30AM BSA 2018 Registration BeginsVenue: : Foyer of Conference Hall 2, Level 3, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, Malaysia

8:00AM Exhibition OpensVenue: Conference Hall 1, Level 3, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, Malaysia

8:30AM Delegates Take Their Seats at Conference Ballroom Venue: Conference Hall 2, Level 3, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, Malaysia

8:30AM Arrival of Distinguished Guests

8:30AM Arrival of the Guest of Honor

OPENING CEREMONY

9:00AM INTRODUCTORY REMARKSDatuk Dr. Abdul Aziz S.A. Kadir, Chairman, Confexhub Group

9:05AM WELCOME REMARKSMr. Junaidi Said, Chief Executive Officer, Human Life Advancement Foundation

9:10AM INAUGURAL ADDRESS AND LAUNCH OF BSA 2018 CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION

9:45AM Networking & Refreshments Break

PLENARY SESSION

10:15AM Keynote 1: Blockchain Heroes - History and Development Trends

10:40AM Keynote 2: Blockchain for the Equity Market: Reinvent the Game

11:05AM Keynote 3: Blockchained-Financial Service Market: The Transformation of Banking and Insurance Industry

11:30AM Keynote 4: Blockchain Enabled Smart Cities: The Dubai’s Strategy

11:55AM Keynote 5: Blockchain for the Healthcare Industry: The Game Changer

12:20PM Keynote 6: Blockchain for Government: The Next Disruptive Technology to Transform the Public Services

12:45AM Luncheon for Guest Speakers and Delegates

BLOCKCHAIN EXPLAINED: INDUSTRY APPLICATION, REGULATORY FRAMEWORK AND RISK ASSESSMENT

1:45PM Plenary Address 1: The Blockchain Revolution: Disruptors of Industries

2:10PM Plenary Address 2: Blockchain for Government: Applications, Risks and Policy

2:35PM Plenary Address 3: Blockchain Policy and Regulatory Framework for Industries

3:00PM Open Forum: Comments, Questions and Answers

3:10PM Networking & Refreshments Break

BLOCKCHAIN INFRASTRUCTURE AND DEVELOPMENT

3:40PM Plenary Address 4: The Development of International Standards for Blockchain Technology

4:05PM Plenary Address 5: Blockchain Technology: Infrastructure, Protocol and Scalability

4:30PM Plenary Address 6: Blockchain-Enabled Industry 4.0: Delivering New Dimensions into Industry Competitiveness

4:55PM Open Forum: Comments, Questions and Answers

5:10PM Blockchain Leaders Forum: BLOCKCHAIN REVOLUTION: THE GREATEST EVER GLOBAL ECONOMIC EVOLUTION FOR HUMANITY. WHAT HAPPENS TO INDUSTRIES WHO DON’T SUBSCRIBE TO CHANGE?

6:00PM DAY 1 ENDS*Invited and awaiting confirmation

**This Program is subjected to change and for updated program, please logon on to www.blockchainssolutionsasia.comProgram @ 30 July 2018

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Venture capitalists and institutions have been behind business start-ups and project financing since 1946. Although venture capital is a viable source of equity financing, business owners are aware of the caveats that exist with this type of funding – from the unnecessary additional management personnel in the company to the large equity stake investment requirements; from the decision-making requirements to the delays in disbursement of funds due to milestones requirements. Is there an alternative finance marketplace for business or project owners?

In recent years, crowdfunding and marketplace lending have already opened up the corporate finance and provided businesses with new ways to raise capital. With the emergence of the Blockchain Revolution, the blockchain-enabled technology long promised to disrupt the financial world including fundraising and project financing. The main aim of the session is to deliberate on the concept of alternative capital raising for start-ups and financing of projects under the Blockchain Technology.

BLOCKCHAIN-ENABLED FUNDING AND FINANCING SYSTEM: A PARADIGM SHIFT IN CAPITAL RAISING AND PROJECT FINANCING FS1

FS1 - Blockchain-Enabled Funding and Financing System: A Paradigm Shift in Capital Raising and Project Financing

28 SEPTEMBER 2018, FRIDAY • 9.00AM - 12.20PM

8:00AM Registration : Venue: Foyer of Conference Hall 2, Level 3, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, Malaysia

8:30AM Delegates Take Their Seats at Conference Ballroom Venue: Conference Hall 2, Level 3, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, Malaysia

9:00AM Paper 1: Initial Coin Offering (ICO): The Changing Face of Capital Raising

9:25AM Paper 2: Raising Investment Capital through ICOs: Success Strategy and Pitfalls to Avoid

9.50AM Paper 3: ICO Law and Legislation: Framework and Policing

10.15AM Technical Paper 1: Raising a Successful ICO – A Step-to-Step Guide

10.40AM Technical Paper 2: Raising Token Value after ICO

11.05AM Technical Paper 3: Blockchain Software and Apps for ICOs

11.30AM Forum: BLOCKCHAIN: THE FUNDING MECHANISM OF THE FUTURE?

12.30PM End of Session

WHAT IS AN ICO?ICO STANDS FOR INITIAL COIN OFFERING.

A stake of the company is sold via a crowdfunding campaign that is open to the public. You can invest in the ICO to receive tokens in return.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE IN AN ICO1 KEEP YOUR ETH IN A PERSONAL WALLET

Exchange wallets are risky and do not work well when par�cipa�ng in ICOs. Use a personal wallet like Mist or MEW (MyEtherWallet) for best results.

2 DOUBLE CHECK THE DETAILS AND ADDRESS OF THE ICOMake sure that you get the dates and block number of the ICO correct. The most important thing to take note of is the smart contract address.

3 SEND YOUR ETH TO THE RIGHT ADDRESS AND USE A HIGHER GAS PRICE Higher gas prices means that your block is given higher priority by miners. Your transac�ons will go through quicker even if the network is congested.

4 WAIT FOR YOUR TOKENS TO BE RELEASED If the funding target is met, your tokens will be sent to your personal address; if not, your investment will be refunded.

30sNUMBER OF SECONDS IT TOOK

FOR THEM TO RAISE $35M

$35mAMOUNT RAISED BY BASIC ATTENTION TOKEN'S ICO

UTILITYTokens can be used as transac�on fees or other u�lity uses

STORE OF VALUETokens can be used

as a store of monetary value

DIVIDENDSTokens can be used

as shares to distribute profits

WHAT ARE THE TOKENS USED FOR?

source: www.chipin.com

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BLOCKCHAIN-ENABLED FUNDING AND FINANCING SYSTEM: A PARADIGM SHIFT IN CAPITAL RAISING AND PROJECT FINANCING FS1

OPENING DAY

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How an ICO worksICOs are a form of digital currency-enhanced fundraising primarily used by blockchain startups for which tradi�onal venture capital funding is not available or desirable. In this sense, ICOs are akin to crowdfunding campaigns that leverage the nascent blockchain plus digital currency ecosystem. Although they are complex to arrange, ICOs now originate several �mes each day.

On opening day, contribu�ons to the ICO begin to be collected and are usually held in escrow by a third party.

When targets are reached, the ICO is formally launched: A blockchain is created, coins are created by Company X, and these coins are issued to ICO investors. All sales are recorded on the blockchain, and the coins become available for trading on secondary markets.

Like an IPO or a crowdfunding campaign, ICOs are open for a limited �me. ICOs that do not reach their funding goals by the closing date are considered failed and any collected funds are returned.

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A�er weighing the risks (and probably exhaus�ng more conven�onal op�ons), Company X decides that an ICO is the most viable way to raise funds

1 2Company X determines how a coin would relate to its business. O�en, those who want to use a blockchain-based service buy tokens as a way to pay for the service.

Third-party services have emerged that can aid with fund collec�on, token development, ICO marke�ng, and more.

3 4Company X formally launches an ICO campaign, ideally explaining the goals of the project, the teams experience, and how investors are protected. As with an IPO an ini�al coin price is set (either in tradi�onal currency or, more o�en in bitcoins). A por�on of the proceeds typically is reserved to fund ongoing engineering for the coin infrastructure. LIKE

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source: pwc via @mikequindazzi

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The global financial services industry is huge with global assets under management (AUM) is estimated to be at approximately USD85 trillions. This massive sector is under attack from various angles including the emergence of Blockchain revolution in recent years that is poised to disrupt the financial domain. The report from Fortune 500 quoted in last 50 years that 84% of them have ceased operations today. In the next 10 years, just a few banks are predicted will remain in Fortune 500. The main aim of the session is to analyse whether the banking and insurance sector should begin to innovate and reform, and how would Blockchain transform the sector under the new technology-led world order.

THE GAME CHANGER FOR THE BANKING AND INSURANCE INDUSTRY? FS2

FS2 - The Game Changer for The Banking and Insurance Industry?

28 SEPTEMBER 2018, FRIDAY • 9.00AM - 12.20PM

8:00AM Registration : Venue: Foyer of Conference Hall 2, Level 3, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, Malaysia

8:30AM Delegates Take Their Seats at Conference Ballroom Venue: Conference Hall 2, Level 3, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, Malaysia

9:00AM Paper 1: Using Blockchain to Stay Ahead of the Insurance Game

9:25AM Paper 2: Transformation of Loan Transactions through Blockchain Revolution

9.50AM Paper 3: Blockchain-Based Payment Platform for Trade and Consumerism: Banking Disruptor or Distractor?

10.15AM Technical Paper 1: How Banks and Insurance Companies Utilize Blockchain Technology for Customer Loyalty Programs

10.40AM Technical Paper 2: Blockchain in Banking Application: Software, Apps and Tools

11.05AM Technical Paper 3: Blockchain in Insurance Application: Software, Apps and Tools

11.30AM Forum: HOW BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY IS SET TO TRANSFORM FINANCIAL SERVICES

12.30PM End of Session

BLOCKCHAIN BEYOND BITCOINNEW KID ON THE BLOCK

HOW BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY IS SET TO TRANSFORM FINANCIAL SERVICES

AUTHENTICATING IDENTITY AND VALUE

ACCOUNTING FOR VALUE - NEW CORPORATE

GOVERNANCE

INSURING VALUE AND MANAGING RISK

FUNDING AND INVESTING IN ASSETS

EXCHANGING VALUE-SPECULATING,

HEDGING AND ARBITRAGING

LENDING VALUE-CREDIT MORTGAGES, BONDS

STORING VALUE-FINANCIAL ASSETS SUCH AS CURRENCIES

AND COMMODITIES

MOVING VALUE-PAYMENTS, TRANSFERS AND

PURCHASES

Verifiable and robust iden��es, cryptographically

securedDistributed ledger will

make audit and financial repor�ng real-�me,

responsive and transparent, improving

the ability of regulators to scrun�nise corporate

financial ac�ons

Reputa�onal systems enable insurers to es�mate

actuarial risk be�er, crea�ng decentralised markets for insurance

New models for peer-to-peer (P2P) financing, and recording

of corporate ac�ons such as dividends paid automa�cally

through smart contracts

New models for P2P financing and recording of corporate ac�ons such as dividends paid automa�cally through smart contracts

Debt can be issued, traded and se�led on the blockchain, increasing efficiency and improving systemic risk; consumers can use reputa�on to access loans from peers

Payment mechanism combined with a reliable, safe store of value reduces the need for typical financial services; savings and current accounts will become obsolete

Transfer of value in very large and very small increments without an intermediary will drama�cally reduce the cost and speed of payments

source: Blockchain Revolution, Tapscott/Tapscott

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More than 54% of the global population currently lives in cities, and a percentage that is expected to reach 70% by 2050. Cities in general, contribute bulk of the GDPs for the countries. Today, for a city to generate continued and sustainable growth to the nation’s economy, closing the infrastructure deficit gaps, clean and secured environment, and good governance and practices alone is not tenable. Cities in China, India, Singapore and Dubai are currently exploring Blockchain technology with Smart Cities concept that uses Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in city administration and services to improve aspects such as efficiency, security, the environment, citizen participation, and the economy. These cities are moving a step further to integrate the Internet and the Internet of Things (IoT) with transportation network such as smart roads, smart airports and smart maritime ports, and building that encompasses energy efficiency system, smart cooling and heating system, smart municipal waste management system, smart parking and other technologies that uses artificial intelligence and robotics, which when completed, will be a model of an integrated smart cities and Blockchain technology. The main aim of the session is to analyse and disclose potentials and challenges of blockchain applications integration in Smart Cities technologies for construction and transportation sectors.

FS3 - The Defining Factor Of Smart Cities For Building And Transportation Sectors

28 SEPTEMBER 2018, FRIDAY • 2:30PM - 6:00PM

1:30PM Registration : Venue: Foyer of Conference Hall 2, Level 3, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, Malaysia

2:00PM Delegates Take Their Seats at Conference Ballroom Venue: Conference Hall 2, Level 3, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, Malaysia

2:30PM Paper 1: Blockchain for Urban Planning and Smart Cities Development

2:55PM Paper 2: Improving Public Services through Blockchain Applications in Multimodal Transportation Access & Efficient Connectivity

3:20PM Paper 3: Blockchain Enabled Solution for Energy Efficiency and Waste Management for Buildings

3:45PM Technical Paper 1: Blockchain Enabled Smart Roads and Highway

4:10PM Technical Paper 2: Blockchain Revolution on the Supply Chain of Construction Materials

4:35PM Technical Paper 3: Implementing Blockchain Technology in Public Services in Cities of the Future

5:00PM Forum: POTENTIALS & CHALLENGES OF BLOCKCHAIN APPLICATIONS INTEGRATION IN SMART CITIES

6:00PM End of Session

THE DEFINING FACTOR OF SMART CITIES FOR BUILDING AND TRANSPORTATION SECTORS FS3

Economy andemployment

Health

Iden�ty andculture

Educa�on

Land use

Housing andinclusiveness

Transporta�on

Intelligentgovernment services

Energy and wastemanagement

Public safety

Ci�zenpar�cipa�on

Blockchain forsmart ci�es

11 ways blockchain will help build smart cies

source: pwc via @mikequindazzi

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Energy security and energy efficiency has emerged as one of the most top priority issues being discussed in developed and developing cities around the world. Access to sufficient electricity supply is vital to support the socio-economic growth of these cities. Asia, the world’s largest economy with a GDP of 28.2 trillion and home to 60% of world’s population, is forecasted to increase its demand in the power sector with consumption from 10,204TWh in 2015 to above 19,641Twh in 2040. To achieve this target, a combination of investment centric and innovative technology-led approach should be taken. The main aim of the session is to analyze and disclose potentials and challenges of blockchain applications in the energy sector in creating a distributed peer-to-peer electricity network beyond one nation’s borders, considering that the blockchain technology can significantly revolutionize a sector that is becoming increasingly decentralized and connected.

THE DRIVER OF TRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGE IN THE ENERGY SECTOR FS4

FS4 - The Driver of Transformational Change in the Energy Sector

28 SEPTEMBER 2018, FRIDAY • 2:30PM - 6:00PM

1:30PM Registration : Venue: Foyer of Conference Hall 2, Level 3, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, Malaysia

2:00PM Delegates Take Their Seats at Conference Ballroom Venue: Conference Hall 2, Level 3, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, Malaysia

2:30PM Paper 1: Blockchain Technology in Electricity Generation: The Future of Energy Security

2:55PM Paper 2: Blockchain for Smart Grid Connectivity: A Solution for Power Disruptions and Losses

3:20PM Paper 3: Blockchain Applications in Electricity Distribution and Smart Metering

3:45PM Technical Paper 1: Decentralized and Smart Contract Enabled Solar-Powered Electricity Generation: The Future of Village Electrification

4:10PM Technical Paper 2: Integration of Blockchained Technologies in ASEAN Power Grid for Cross-border Electricity Trading

4:35PM Technical Paper 3: Monetization of Energy Data with Blockchain

5:00PM Forum: HOW BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY IS SET TO TRANSFORM THE ENERGY SECTOR

6:00PM End of Session

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