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From left: Moderator Melissa Moi, head of sustainable business at UOB, and panellists Puah Kok Keong, chief executive of the Energy Market Authority, and Joshua Ngu, vice-chairman for Asia-Pacific at Wood Mackenzie.
ENERGY SECURITY IN A FRAGMENTED WORLD

Asean must balance energy security with sustainability to power its future, say panellists at BT-UOB Sustainability Impact Dialogue

Launched in 2023, the Sustainability Impact Awards honour leaders and companies that serve as inspiration in sustainability development through their contributions to the environment and society.

Nominations open for Sustainability Impact Awards 2026, from Mar 9 to May 29

Treat sustainability as an investment, not a cost, says UOL chief legal and sustainability officer Yeong Sien Seu.
IMPACT ENTERPRISE EXCELLENCE AWARD (LARGE ENTERPRISE)

Going beyond greenery: UOL keeps evolving for sustainability that drives business

From left: BT’s memberships editor Dylan Tan, UOB's head of ESG solutions Adrian Ow, SBS Transit's group CEO Jeffrey Sim, and Speco Singapore's founder and CEO Benjamin Chua.
NAVIGATING SUSTAINABILITY FORWARD

Sustainability no longer a cost centre but core strategy, say panellists at UOB-BT dialogue

Sustainability is no longer just a buzzword, but a strategic priority for corporate Singapore.
SUSTAINABILITY IMPACT AWARDS 2025

Sustainability Impact Awards 2025: Celebrating the strategic value of ESG

The impact of projects such as BlueAcres' horticultural programmes for individuals with moderate autism go beyond mere numbers.

Showing sustainability impact will silence the sceptics

For SimplyGood  founder and CEO Jeremy Lee, the success of the company validates his idea that business can be a force for good and that sustainability and profitability are not incompatible. 
IMPACT LEADER EXCELLENCE AWARD (INDIVIDUAL)

SimplyGood’s mission to create green cleaning solutions 

SMU president Lily Kong believes the university can have a multiplier effect on sustainability through its students.
IMPACT LEADER OF THE YEAR (INDIVIDUAL)

‘Regenerative and restorative’: SMU president Lily Kong on the power of human-environment ties

From left: Pollen’s chief of staff Tan Yang En; co-founder and CEO David Ng; and co-founder and chief product and technology officer Liyana Sulaiman.
IMPACT ENTERPRISE EXCELLENCE AWARD (SME)

Pollen Tech rescues unsold products from the dump

Chief executive and founder Dr Natalia Mykhaylova believes WeavInsight’s work aligns with Singapore’s national agenda to achieve net zero by 2050.
IMPACT ENTERPRISE EXCELLENCE AWARD (SME)

WeavInsight bridges the green data gap for companies with its tech solutions

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The Sustainability Impact Awards (SI Awards), launched on 1 February 2023, is jointly presented by The Business Times and UOB, with the Centre for Governance and Sustainability (CGS) at the National University of Singapore Business School as the knowledge partner.