French energy firm Engie to invest S$80m in Singapore innovation centre, create 170 jobs
Effort will support development of new district cooling projects in Singapore and Asia-Pacific
Singapore
FRENCH utility company Engie will invest S$80 million in Singapore over the next five years to develop an innovation centre, and drive digital initiatives and technical competencies in energy efficiency for the region, it said on Thursday.
Its Centre of Expertise for District Cooling will support the development of new district cooling projects in Singapore and in the Asia-Pacific region, and create 170 jobs for skilled staff, most of whom will be engineers.
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