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Climate Tech

Connecting people for a better world.

Date: 16 February 2023
Time: 4pm - 6pm 
Venue: UBS Singapore, 9 Penang Road S238459

Join us for our first in-person event in 2023 organised by Tech Connect SEA. We have invited two leading Climate Tech tech firms - Resync and ACE Green Recycling to share about Energy & Waste Management. If you are an active investor or a start-up founder who would like to attend this networking event, please contact your Client Advisor for more details.

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4.00pm – 4.30pm

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Video: Carbon Trading (AirCarbon Exchange)

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4.30pm – 4.45pm

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Intelligent Energy Management (Resync)

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4.45pm – 5.00pm

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Battery Recycling Technology (ACE Green Recycling)

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5.00pm – 5.10pm

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Moderated Q&A

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5.10pm – 5.55pm

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Open-floor and 1-1 networking

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5.55pm – 6.00pm

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Discussion with:

Nishchay Chadha

Nishchay Chadha

CEO, Co-Founder of ACE Green Recycling

ACE Green Recycling is dually headquartered in Singapore and the USA, providing sustainable, end-of-life solutions for batteries, creating a closed loop supply chain for these critical materials.

Emir Nurov

Emir Nurov

CEO, Co-Founder of Resync

Resync is an AI driven Intelligent Energy Cloud Solution that ensures advanced analytics, optimization and monthly savings for enterprises, smart buildings, renewable energy assets and smart homes.

Past Events

Next Wave – Tech Founder & Investor Mixer

30 September 2022

Discussions with:

Inmoo Hwang

Inmoo Hwang

Co-founder & COO, ADDX

Veerapat Rungsithum

Veerapat Rungsithum

CFO, Ajaib

Rama Notowidigdo

Rama Notowidigdo

Co-founder, Sayurbox

Some key takeaways:

  • ADDX, a firm providing access to private markets, identified financial institutions to be their next expansion opportunity. Their plan to capitalize on this opportunity is to launch a Platform-as-a-Service for institutions to offer differentiated products to their clients.
  • Ajaib continues to believe in the potential of Indonesia’s young first-time investors. They cite reasons such as curiosity in investment products, active engagement in Cryptocurrency trading and their familiarity with customer behaviors to allow them to penetrate the market further.
  • Following the market crash, Sayurbox saw a change in investor sentiments on maintaining cash reserves within the company. The increased focus on gaining profitability placed more importance on cutting costs. Interestingly, in 2 – 3 months of implementing cost-trimming practices, margins improved drastically - promo users were eradicated and quality buyers with bigger basket sizes remained.

For the full replay including the Q&A, listen to the full audio

Next Wave – The Rise of ElectroMobility

2 June 2022

We heard from our 3 panelists on the future of mobility, market adoption of electric vehicles, the feasibility of widespread use and the market view on the rental and ride-sharing economy.

Clients had the opportunity to hear from 3 industry leading companies on what it takes to lead an electric revolution as the world looks to imagine cleaner and greener means of commuting

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The Next Wave – Alternative Foods

24 February 2022

What started out as a niche vegan interest has now become more mainstream as consumers show increasing willingness to add alternative foods into their diet. Citing reasons such as climate impact, animal abuse, poor working conditions and unsustainable practices in traditional solutions, it is evident that there are compelling reasons to consider such alternatives.

 

In 2020 alone, the alternative food sector raised US$3.1 billion, 300% more than any single year in the industry’s history. COVID-19 has certainly accelerated the focus on sustainability, food stability and climate change with investors now quickly realizing that climate risk also translates to investment risk. With that in mind, sustainable solutions for protein production prove extremely attractive for both economic and environmental reasons.

Join us as we discuss the evolution beyond traditional food sources, the role of tech in expanding such offerings, and the outlook for this new and upcoming sector that will only continue to grow in importance.

The Next Wave - Mental-health Tech

22 October 2021

Why is investment funding for mental health-tech breaking records at US$852m in the first quarter of 2021?

In an environment of lockdowns and increased isolation, the increased psychological toll from the pandemic has vastly expanded the need for digital mental health services.


This sparked a surge of interest in businesses that provide them.

In a survey conducted by the Institute of Mental Health in Singapore, 10% of the country’s employees faced anxiety and extreme stress due to the pandemic.

The pandemic has affected employees’ long-term mental health, and employers could do more to support the mental health of their workforce to ready them for the return to normalcy.

Join us as we discuss the role of employers in managing their employees’ mental health, the different tools, and trends in mental health-tech available to aid them in this journey.