Singapore

APAC annual wind turbine installations to reach 33.14 GW by 2023

The region is projected to have an aggregate capacity of 312.39GW by 2019-2023.

APAC annual wind turbine installations to reach 33.14 GW by 2023

The region is projected to have an aggregate capacity of 312.39GW by 2019-2023.

T&D tenders in Asia Pacific up 16% in July

There were 229 project implementation tenders in the month.

Singapore banks ace environment sustainability survey

DBS, OCBC, and UOB have banned financing of new coal-fired power plants.

Australia-Singapore Power Link secures government support

The $19.16b project comprises a 10GW solar farm with a 20-30GWh storage facility near Tennant Creek.

Power developers race to the bottom as Asia phases out tariffs

New auction schemes are pushing companies to bid prices lower and take more risk in their project economics assumptions just to win contracts.

Cybersecurity risks heighten as Asia power plants digitise

Hacking and malevolent interference are key threats to look out for.

Sembcorp to install and operate solar farms atop six CapitaLand properties

It is expected to produce over 10,200MW-hours of power annually.

ING builds green loan structure for small renewable projects in Asia

It sealed its first green loan through Sunseap’s rooftop solar projects for over 20 C&I customers in Singapore.

Singapore's iSwitch forms partnership with ES Power

ES Power’s customers existing contracts worth $15m will be novated to iSwitch.

Singapore's PUB to deploy 50MWP floating solar PV system by 2021

The 50MWp Tengeh floating solar PV system is expected to offset 7% of PUB’s current energy needs.

Singapore turns on another large-scale solar roof installation

Over 7,000 PV panels will generate 3.5GW hours of energy enough to power 1,000 three bedroom flats for a year.

Asia Pacific's solar-plus-storage costs could fall 23% by 2023

Unsubsidised utility-scale solar-plus-storage could fall by as much as 39-121% in 2023.

Unlocking the potential of solar water solutions

The world has woken up to the vast potential of renewables with nations across the globe ramping up their efforts to switch to renewable fuel sources to reduce carbon emissions and combat climate change. In fact, two-thirds of the world’s new generation capacity in 2018 came from renewables, with solar energy continuing to be the fastest growing renewable.

Important subsidy paves way towards emission-free gas turbines

‘High Hydrogen Gas Turbine Retrofit to Eliminate Carbon Emissions’ Project receives subsidy from the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs.