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14 OCTOBER 2025
| VENUE | TIME | DETAIL | ORGANISER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Conference Hall 6A | 9:30 AM |
KUALA LUMPUR SUSTAINABILTY SUMMIT This premier summit will take place from October 14-16, 2025, at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre. A curated forum meticulously designed as a high-level forum, drawing inspiration from prestigious global gatherings such as the Khazanah Megatrends Forum and the World Economic Forum. It aims to convene over 400 top management and C-suite leaders from across government, think tanks, corporate sectors, SMEs, civil society, and academia. Attendees will engage with a distinguished line-up of local and global leaders, international thought leaders, policymakers, and experts who will share views, insights, perspectives, and experiences. |
Malaysian Green Technology and Climate Change Corporation |
15 OCTOBER 2025
| VENUE | TIME | DETAIL | ORGANISER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entrance Exhibition Hall 1 | 9:30 AM | IGEM 2025 OPENING HALL CEREMONY – RIBBON CUTTING | IGEM Program |
| Conference Hall 6A | 9:00 AM |
KUALA LUMPUR SUSTAINABILTY SUMMIT This premier summit will take place from October 14-16, 2025, at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre. A curated forum meticulously designed as a high-level forum, drawing inspiration from prestigious global gatherings such as the Khazanah Megatrends Forum and the World Economic Forum. It aims to convene over 400 top management and C-suite leaders from across government, think tanks, corporate sectors, SMEs, civil society, and academia. Attendees will engage with a distinguished line-up of local and global leaders, international thought leaders, policymakers, and experts who will share views, insights, perspectives, and experiences. |
Malaysian Green Technology and Climate Change Corporation |
| Conference Hall 6C | 8.30 AM |
MALAYSIA – JAPAN ENVIRONMENT WEEK Against the backdrop of growing challenges from climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss, this event aims to strengthen cooperation in advancing environmental infrastructure, clean technologies, and sustainable business models by promoting the transition to a decarbonized and resilient society through collaboration and shared solutions between Japan and Malaysia. The program will feature a High-level Plenary on 16 October, with a keynote speech and a panel discussion, drawing on Japan’s experiences, particularly the revitalization of Fukushima, the event highlights how resilience and recovery can become a foundation for green innovation and a pathway toward a net-zero future. Thematic sessions will feature presentations by key public and private stakeholders, roundtables, and business pitches, showcasing innovative environmental solutions. Throughout the week, a dedicated business networking and exhibition space will enable the creation of new partnerships and opportunities, with thirty Japanese companies and organizations showcasing cutting-edge technologies. |
Ministry of Environment Japan |
| The Great Room, Level 9, W Kuala Lumpur | 9.00 AM |
3rd MALAYSIA CARBON MARKET FORUM 2025 Aligning with Malaysia’s chairmanship of ASEAN, the theme for this year’s forum is "Empowering Regional Climate Actions through the ASEAN Common Carbon Framework". The 3rd MCMF aims to facilitate the development of a vibrant and sustainable carbon market ecosystem through knowledge sharing from leading experts and networking with the broader ASEAN and international carbon market community. |
Bursa Malaysia |
| Traders Hotel Kuala Lumpur | 9.00AM |
BIZ BRIDGE In conjunction with IGEM 2025, MIDA in collaboration with the Malaysian Photovoltaic and Sustainable Energy Industry Association (MPSEA) will host a Business Matching event - Biz Bridge. The objective of this event is to coordinate and facilitate green investments while addressing the requirements of companies seeking to strengthen their green commitments. The event will take place at Traders Hotel Kuala Lumpur on 15–16 October 2025 on a schedule of 30 minutes each meeting. This event will serve as a platform to connect companies with suitable partners aligned to their green agenda. |
Malaysian Investment Development Authority |
| Pocket Talk, Exhibition Hall 2 | 5.30 PM | IGEM 2025 EXHIBITOR RECEPTION | IGEM Program |
16 OCTOBER 2025
| VENUE | TIME | DETAIL | ORGANISER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Conference Hall 6C | 8.30 AM |
MALAYSIA – JAPAN ENVIRONMENT WEEK Against the backdrop of growing challenges from climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss, this event aims to strengthen cooperation in advancing environmental infrastructure, clean technologies, and sustainable business models by promoting the transition to a decarbonized and resilient society through collaboration and shared solutions between Japan and Malaysia. The program will feature a High-level Plenary on 16 October, with a keynote speech and a panel discussion, drawing on Japan’s experiences, particularly the revitalization of Fukushima, the event highlights how resilience and recovery can become a foundation for green innovation and a pathway toward a net-zero future. Thematic sessions will feature presentations by key public and private stakeholders, roundtables, and business pitches, showcasing innovative environmental solutions. Throughout the week, a dedicated business networking and exhibition space will enable the creation of new partnerships and opportunities, with thirty Japanese companies and organizations showcasing cutting-edge technologies. |
Ministry of Environment Japan |
| Conference Hall 8B | 9.00 AM |
SEMINAR OZONE TO CLIMATE The “Ozone to Climate” seminar shines a spotlight on Malaysia’s journey celebrating HPMP success, advancing refrigerant management, and showcasing innovations in the foam industry. Its highlight is the signing of the Kigali Implementation Plan Grant Agreement, a defining step in phasing down HFCs and accelerating climate action. |
Department of Environment |
| Plenary Hall | 11.00 AM | IGEM & KLSS 2025 OFFICIAL CEREMONY | IGEM Program |
| Conference Hall 8A | 9.00 AM |
ASEAN CIRCULAR ECONOMY FORUM 2025 This year, ACEF will be held in Malaysia, which has the 2025 ASEAN Chairmanship, with the theme “Inclusivity and Sustainability”. It is inspired by Malaysia’s concept of MADANI, which aims to promote a more inclusive, sustainable, and prosperous society. These values are closely aligned with the goals of a circular economy transition and must be central to regional community-building efforts and enhancing intra-ASEAN trade and investment. Implementing circular solutions in key sectors will be crucial in achieving ASEAN’s recently adopted Community Vision 2045. Through its ministries of Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability (NRES), Investment, Trade and Industry (MITI), and Housing and Local Government (KPKT), Malaysia is actively encouraging the shift to circular practices domestically through policy initiatives on waste management, circular manufacturing, and strategic planning for a circular economy. |
ASEAN Centre for Sustainable Development Studies and Dialogue, ASEAN Circular Economy Stakeholder Platform, & ASEAN Secretariat, European Union |
| Traders Hotel Kuala Lumpur | 9.00 AM |
BIZ BRIDGE In conjunction with IGEM 2025, MIDA in collaboration with the Malaysian Photovoltaic and Sustainable Energy Industry Association (MPSEA) will host a Business Matching event - Biz Bridge. The objective of this event is to coordinate and facilitate green investments while addressing the requirements of companies seeking to strengthen their green commitments. The event will take place at Traders Hotel Kuala Lumpur on 15–16 October 2025 on a schedule of 30 minutes each meeting. This event will serve as a platform to connect companies with suitable partners aligned to their green agenda. |
Malaysian Investment Development Authority |
| Conference Hall 6B | 1.30 PM |
3rd ANNUAL NATIONAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY CONFERENCE <[>As the world edges closer to critical climate milestones, Malaysia is stepping up its role as a regional leader in sustainable development. With the theme “Energy Efficiency First: Regional Action for Climate Leadership”, this year’s conference underscores the urgent need to translate commitments into scalable, impactful solutions that drive both climate action and economic growth. From the transformative potential of artificial intelligence to the practical realities of industrial compliance under the EECA, we will explore how innovation, policy, and collaboration can align to put energy efficiency at the forefront of Malaysia’s climate strategy. The question is no longer why energy efficiency matters, but how we accelerate its adoption to shape a sustainable future for Malaysia and the region.Together with industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators, we will chart pathways that not only reduce emissions but also strengthen competitiveness and resilience across sectors. |
Malaysian Green Technology and Climate Change Corporation, ABB, Atlas Copco, Daikin, Business Sweden, Schaeffler & SKF |
17 OCTOBER 2025
| VENUE | TIME | DETAIL | ORGANISER |
|---|---|---|---|
| Conference Hall 6C | 8.30 AM |
MALAYSIA – JAPAN ENVIRONMENT WEEK Against the backdrop of growing challenges from climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss, this event aims to strengthen cooperation in advancing environmental infrastructure, clean technologies, and sustainable business models by promoting the transition to a decarbonized and resilient society through collaboration and shared solutions between Japan and Malaysia. The program will feature a High-level Plenary on 16 October, with a keynote speech and a panel discussion, drawing on Japan’s experiences, particularly the revitalization of Fukushima, the event highlights how resilience and recovery can become a foundation for green innovation and a pathway toward a net-zero future. Thematic sessions will feature presentations by key public and private stakeholders, roundtables, and business pitches, showcasing innovative environmental solutions. Throughout the week, a dedicated business networking and exhibition space will enable the creation of new partnerships and opportunities, with thirty Japanese companies and organizations showcasing cutting-edge technologies. |
Ministry of Environment Japan |
| Conference Hall 8B | 9.00 AM |
ASEAN CIRCULAR ECONOMY FORUM 2025 This year, ACEF will be held in Malaysia, which has the 2025 ASEAN Chairmanship, with the theme “Inclusivity and Sustainability”. It is inspired by Malaysia’s concept of MADANI, which aims to promote a more inclusive, sustainable, and prosperous society. These values are closely aligned with the goals of a circular economy transition and must be central to regional community-building efforts and enhancing intra-ASEAN trade and investment. Implementing circular solutions in key sectors will be crucial in achieving ASEAN’s recently adopted Community Vision 2045. Through its ministries of Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability (NRES), Investment, Trade and Industry (MITI), and Housing and Local Government (KPKT), Malaysia is actively encouraging the shift to circular practices domestically through policy initiatives on waste management, circular manufacturing, and strategic planning for a circular economy. |
ASEAN Centre for Sustainable Development Studies and Dialogue, ASEAN Circular Economy Stakeholder Platform, & ASEAN Secretariat, European Union |
| Hospitality Lounge 1 | 9:00 AM |
FINANCING AND LOCAL SUPPLY CHAIN PITCHING SESSION The “Financing and Local Supply Chain Pitching Session” will be held in conjunction with IGEM 2025, serving as a platform to connect solution providers with investors, financial institutions, and industry players. This session aims to strengthen Malaysia’s green ecosystem by encouraging the adoption of locally produced technologies, solutions, and services—reducing reliance on imports and ensuring that the benefits of sustainable growth stay within the local economy. |
Malaysian Investment Development Authority |
| Hospitality Lounge 4 | 8:30 AM |
ASEAN SEA-MaP Platform COLLABORATION Session: A full-day networking and matchmaking event where the morning will focus on Malaysian policy and private sector linkages; the afternoon will provide both demand-driven and supply-driven matchmaking opportunities between corporates, start-ups, and investors (open to public). This is a part of the Innovation Expo series aims to introduce the Regional Platform for Innovation and Investments and its core features to ASEAN and international stakeholders, highlight innovations including women-led start-ups, and create opportunities for policymakers, corporates, start-ups, and investors to collaborate on advancing plastics circularity in the ASEAN region. The Southeast Asia Regional Program on Combating Marine Plastics (SEA-MaP) is a five-year initiative financed by the World Bank. SEA-MaP supports ASEAN Member States in tackling marine plastic pollution and contributes to the implementation of the ASEAN Regional Action Plan (RAP) for Combating Marine Debris. |
ASEAN SEA-MaP Regional Platform for Innovation and Investments. Organiser: The Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) Consortium |
| MGTC Arena, Exhibition Hall 5 | 4.00 PM | IGEM 2025 APPRECIATION HI-TEA | IGEM Program |