Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) is responsible for the generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity in South Korea.

China Shenhua is involved in the production and supply of coal and power, contributing significantly to the energy sector.

China Resources (Group) Company Limited is a diversified holding company registered and operating in Hong Kong. Its predecessor was 'Lianhehang,' established in Hong Kong in 1938, and it was reorganized and renamed China Resources in 1948. In 2003, it came under the direct management of the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council and has been listed as a key state-owned enterprise. China Resources is a diversified enterprise closely related to public life.

CLP Group is a leading energy provider in the Asia-Pacific region, committed to delivering sustainable and reliable energy solutions.

Enbridge is a leader in energy transportation, generation, and distribution, providing a range of services related to energy delivery.

A globally integrated energy infrastructure group, Wasco Energy is committed to serving its expanding pool of clients around the world. Established in Malaysia, our strong foothold in Asia is supported by a vast network of international operations and facilities. Our Group currently commands a reputable track record of major energy infrastructure projects across the globe. Our stable of products and services are streamlined into six business divisions: pipe coating, pipe manufacturing, engineering, renewable energy, trading, and E&P services.

TotalEnergies is a global integrated energy company that produces and markets energies: oil and biofuels, natural gas and green gases, renewables and electricity.

At Repsol, we work to transform energy to bring it closer to people and we believe in technological innovation to face the present and the future.

Shell Australia has operated since 1901. Current operated assets and companies in Australia include QGC, Prelude FLNG and ERM Power.

Eskom generates electricity by transforming inputs from the natural environment – coal, water, wind, nuclear and liquid fuels. Together with power generated by independent power producers (IPPs) and imports from neighbouring countries, the electricity is supplied to a wide range of customers, thereby supporting economic growth and improving the quality of life in South Africa and the region.