Drive for Sustainability 2025: Webinar 1
WED 17 September 2025, 2pm SGT /GMT +8
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Following the first edition in 2024, Drive For Sustainability (DFS) has returned for 2025!
With companies seeking out strategies to decarbonise their supply chains, there has been growing interest in green solutions such as electric vehicles (EVs), energy efficiency and insetting.
Webinar 1 of DFS 2025 will feature insights on supply chain decarbonisation and advances in EV charging infrastructure, showcasing speakers with extensive experience in the industry.
Registration is free and open to all participants.
Session 1
Joe Wiang-In — APAC Transport Sustainability Lead
DHL Supply Chain
DSC APAC Transport Decarbonization Journey and Our Way Forward
This session will cover the following topics:
• DHL Group & DHL Supply Chain decarbonization goals
• Burn Clean – DSC’s electrification journey
• Burn Less – DSC’s efforts to improve efficiency and work closely with partners
• DSC GoGreen Plus and Insetting introduction
About the Speaker for Session 1: Joe Wiang-In
Joe is the APAC Transport Sustainability Lead at DHL Supply Chain, spearheading low-carbon logistics innovations across Asia Pacific. With a strategic focus on electrification of own fleet, decarbonizing transport networks, and providing sustainable solutions to customers. Joe collaborates across markets to drive scalable, sustainable solutions aligned with DHL Group climate goals.
Session 2
Jacques Borremans — Managing Director Asia
CharIN
From Kilowatt to MegaWatt Charging System (MCS) for the Transport Industry
CharIN advances global E-mobility by standardizing EV charging, focusing on transport. It promotes the Combined Charging System (CCS) for all type of EV and develops the Megawatt Charging System (MCS) for heavy-duty transport, ensuring interoperable, efficient charging infrastructure worldwide.
About the Speaker for Session 2: Jacques Borremans
Jacques is the CharIN Asia Managing Director since 2016. He promoted the rollout of the Combined Charging System (CCS)/MCS (Megawatt Charging System)/ ISO15118-20 for E-Mobility in Asia, Australia and New Zealand. He is also the Managing Director for Sigma – W2 Ltd since 1991. He has also been responsible for business development, assisting technology companies with their European or Asian market entry and implementing sales & market strategies for Western companies into Asia. Jacques holds an MBA from Rutgers University (NJ, USA) and a Master’s degree in Engineering with a specialization in Applied Nuclear Physics (University of Brussels, Belgium).