Shaping the energy future of Singapore
The global climate change movement will have an enduring impact on the power industry here, and energy players need to be agile in responding to these changes.
THE energy sector is experiencing a significant time of transformation. Renewables are replacing fossil fuels, energy markets are liberalising and digitalisation is enabling capabilities that never existed before.
Singapore is at the forefront of embracing these developments to drive greater efficiency and sustainability in the generation, transmission and consumption of power. The government is investing heavily in the shift towards cleaner energy sources and adoption of technology to advance Singapore's energy industry.
While the opportunities for growth are plenty, like any and all major transformations, these developments have brought with them their fair share of challenges. How effectively and swiftly we respond to these challenges and future-proof the industry will set the blueprint for Singapore's energy future.
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