Singapore-based energy services company expanding presence in Malaysia
Singapore energy services company Measurement & Verification Pte Ltd (M&V) will begin providing solutions for data centres and commercial buildings in Kuala Lumpur and Johor Bahru in an effort to strengthen its position in Malaysia.
APPEC: Singapore to become the connection point for global carbon registries, says official
Singapore has been selected to anchor a World Bank-initiated platform that connects information from carbon registries worldwide to enhance transparency and avoid double counting of mitigation outcomes, Low Yen Ling, Minister of State with Singapore’s Ministry of Trade & Industry, said Sept. 26 at the APPEC Conference hosted by S&P Global Commodity Insights
Singapore to sign ‘green economy agreement’ with Australia during annual leaders’ talks
Singapore’s prime minister will fly to Australia next month for talks with Anthony Albanese, and a new “green economy agreement” is expected to be signed during the visit.
Panel issues 15 recommendations for Singapore to decarbonise air transport sector
A 20-member international advisory panel has submitted a list of recommendations to the Singapore government on decarbonising the aviation sector and building up a sustainable air hub.
Singapore could reduce Changi Airport’s air-con carbon footprint, in bid to become sustainable air hub
Singapore will consider further reducing the air-conditioning carbon footprint at Changi Airport, and potentially install solar panels near the airport’s runway in a concerted push to become a sustainable aviation hub.
Equinix to test hydrogen fuel cell power for data centers in Singapore
Equinix and the National University of Singapore will be testing hydrogen fuel cells as a power source for data centers in Singapore. The two will run a comparison between hydrogen fuel cells and “fuel flexible” linear generators, which can run on hydrogen, or else shift to other renewable fuels such as biogas when necessary. They […]
With almost a quarter of Singapore’s power generation capacity expected to reach the end of its lifespan over the next five years, the Energy Market Authority (EMA) is studying how future gas plants entering the power system before 2030 could impact its target for net zero emissions by or around 2050
With almost a quarter of Singapore’s power generation capacity expected to reach the end of its lifespan over the next five years, the Energy Market Authority (EMA) is studying how future gas plants entering the power system before 2030 could impact its target for net zero emissions by or around 2050.
New Singapore offshore wind vessel owner targets $1bn fleet
Founded by Seraya Partners the energy transition investment platform Cyan is touted as the world’s first pure play offshore wind farm vessel operator serving the Asian market.
Singapore, Cambodia agree to deepen clean energy cooperation
SINGAPORE and Cambodia have agreed to cooperate to advance solutions relating to clean energy due to the countries’ shared interest, the two governments said in a joint statement on Friday (Sep 16). This came out of a virtual meeting between Cambodian Minister for Mines and Energy Suy Sem and Manpower Minister and Second Minister for […]
More ships call at Singapore port in August to refuel due to steep drop in oil prices
Marine fuel sales in Singapore, the world’s largest bunkering hub, remained healthy in August due to lower oil prices that attracted more ships to refuel here.