JTC-SEAS MOU to make JTC buildings more sustainable
JTC and SEAS sign an MOU to work together on making JTC buildings more sustainable. JTC is one of the largest building owners in Singapore and this collaboration allows for more sustainable solutions for buildings to be adopted in Singapore.
Demand Response Technology – A New way of Electricity Demand Management at the Grid Level
What is Demand Response Technology and how does it work in Singapore? Read this article to find out more.
SEAS 7th AGM
SEAS marked its 7th AGM with our members on the 22nd of May 2014. We also held an engaging panel discussion on our White Paper as part of the AGM’s programme.
June 2014 Newsletter
In this issue of the SEAS Newsletter,we focus on news and insights into energy efficiency and how the industry is moving forward.
SEAS Business Mission to Bangkok
The mission focus was on promoting the capabilities of Singapore based companies in the above sectors with an aim to support market growth, projects access, and joint ventures in Thailand.
JTC-SEAS MOU to make JTC buildings more sustainable
During the World Cities Summit on 3rd June, SEAS and JTC signed an MOU to collaborate on energy efficiency and other sustainability solutions for buildings in JTC business parks and industrial estates.
March 2014 Newsletter
The focus of March 2014’s newsletter is solar energy. In this issue, we explore how solar power has progressed recently in Singapore, and how new business models are set to develop the solar market in Singapore further.
Asia Forum for Clean Energy Financing 2014
SEAS once again was the supporting partner for CTI PFAN Asia forum for clean energy financing. This year’s 10 finalists came from India, Vietnam, Philippines, Thailand, and Nepal. They pitched their business ideas to more than 100 financiers.
Solar Leasing: Affordable Power within our Reach
The outlook for solar is very positive, but not all companies can afford to pay upfront capital for solar power systems. Thus, solar leasing is viable option when considering using solar power.PLUS: Interview with Frank Phuan, Director, Sunseap Leasing.
Rise of Solar Power: A New Wave in Singapore
In order to attract private investors the solar market needs to be robust with predictable targets. Singapore government’s “SolarNOVA” scheme where government building will be early adopters and take the lead to install 350MW will do just that.