Singapore's Path to Green Energy

Singapore is rapidly on the way to a sustainable energy future, through the research and development carried out by national agencies and local companies. Through cutting-edge advancements and strategic investments, the nation is transforming its energy landscape to have a greener, more resilient future to create a greener, more resilient future.

A National Push for Energy Innovation

At the heart of Singapore’s transformation is its Long-Term Low-Emissions Development Strategy (LEDS), which prioritises reducing fossil fuel reliance and advancing clean energy technologies. The country recently surpassed 600 MW of renewable capacity, powered by breakthroughs in solar technology, hydrogen innovation, and carbon capture systems. Hydrogen refuelling stations, launched in 2022, are paving the way for hydrogen-powered vehicles, while carbon capture solutions address industrial emissions that are otherwise hard to eliminate. These advancements illustrate how technology is central to achieving sustainability goals. Carbon capture technologies are mitigating emissions from industrial processes, while hydrogen energy systems are emerging as a viable alternative for decarbonizing transport and industry. These technologies, alongside advances in energy storage and grid optimization, are building a resilient energy infrastructure prepared to meet urban growth and climate challenges.

Sunseap: A Leading Company in Singapore Advancing Solar Tech

Sunseap Group has emerged as a leader in Singapore’s renewable energy revolution. Since its founding in 2011, the company has consistently pushed the boundaries of solar photovoltaic (PV) technology. Its 5 MWp floating solar farm on the Johor Strait, one of Southeast Asia’s largest, exemplifies how innovative solar deployments can meet energy needs while maintaining environmental stewardship.

Beyond solar installations, Sunseap integrates advanced technologies like AI-driven predictive maintenance and intelligent energy management platforms. Predictive AI identifies potential equipment issues before they arise, minimising downtime and enhancing operational efficiency. In 2022, these tools reduced customer emissions by approximately 10,000 tons, demonstrating the profound impact of combining energy tech with sustainability. Looking ahead, Sunseap aims to adopt more next-generation renewable technologies.