AixEnergy runs from 14 to 17 September 2026 at BITEC in Bangkok, co-located with Gastech Bangkok 2026, gathering energy, technology, data centre, and infrastructure leaders around two linked questions, how AI is changing energy and how energy will power the growth of AI.

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Two industries that spent years growing on separate tracks are now being pushed into the same room. Artificial intelligence is already reshaping how energy is produced, managed, and optimised, while the rapid expansion of AI and the data centres behind it is placing new demands on power, grid capacity, cooling, and infrastructure. The premise behind AixEnergy is that the two can no longer develop independently.

Held from 14 to 17 September 2026 at BITEC in Bangkok, AixEnergy gathers the energy, technology, data centre, and infrastructure communities around a single transformation, how AI is changing energy, and how the energy industry will power the continued growth of AI. Co-located with Gastech Bangkok 2026, it connects those conversations to the wider global energy industry, drawing leaders from natural gas, LNG, low carbon solutions, electrification, technology, and AI for energy into one venue.

The AixEnergy Strategic Conference

The Strategic Conference is built around the commercial and strategic decisions being made as AI, energy, and infrastructure grow more interconnected. Senior leaders from energy, technology, data centres, infrastructure, investment, and government are set to examine the issues defining the next phase of growth, from deploying AI across energy operations to securing the power, grid capacity, infrastructure, and investment that expanding data centre demand requires.

The confirmed speaker line-up reflects that mix. It includes Hassan Alnaqbi, CEO of Khazna, Vatsun Thirapatarapong, Country Manager at Amazon Web Services (AWS), Dr. Worawut Waruttamapornsu, Country MD of Hitachi Energy Thailand, Dr. John Markus Lervik, Founder and Head of Embedded & APAC at Cognite, and Charlie Sanchez, President of Infrastructure Advisory at Black & Veatch. They will be joined by senior voices from across energy, data centres, technology, engineering, infrastructure, and investment.

For attendees, the sessions are a way to read where demand is heading, how businesses are responding, and where the next opportunities are opening up across AI and energy.

The Technical Conference

Running alongside the strategic track, the Technical Conference shifts from strategy to application, looking at how AI and digital technologies are being deployed across energy operations today. Through technical presentations, case studies, and practical discussions, attendees can work through predictive maintenance, autonomous operations, digital twins, robotics, cybersecurity, intelligent asset management, and operational optimisation.

Taken together, the two conferences map both halves of the same market, AI for Energy and Energy for AI. Whether the focus is deploying AI inside an energy business, developing data centre infrastructure, securing future power capacity, investing in new projects, or supplying the technologies enabling that growth, the programme is designed to show how these markets are developing and to connect attendees with the organisations shaping them.

The underlying argument is hard to ignore. AI needs energy, energy is increasingly being transformed by AI, and the infrastructure connecting the two is turning into one of the defining challenges and opportunities for both industries. AixEnergy is positioned as the place where those conversations come together.

Dates, registration, and agenda

Tech Revolt is an official media partner for AixEnergy 2026, which runs from 14 to 17 September 2026 at BITEC, Bangkok. Registration and full details are available at aixenergy.com, and the complete conference agenda can be viewed here.

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