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.
December 2013 Newsletter
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Clean Energy Trends 2014
In this special BT report, smart grids and demand response feature as some of the technologies on the rise in 2014.
5 Minutes with: Dr Twarath Sutabutr
Dr Twarath Sutabutr was in Singapore during the Singapore International Energy Week 2013. Here’s what he had to say about the potential of renewable energy and energy efficiency in Thailand.
Business Matching at AFEF 2013
SEAS organized a business matching event to facilitate business discussions among Singapore companies and foreign delegates. The event was attended by the Ministry of Energy and Department of Alternative Energy Development & Efficiency of Thailand, an
White Paper Launch
This White Paper will show that renewable energy can contribute 8% of Singapore’s energy mix by 2025, with no government subsidies, and that we as the private sector are capable of taking on this challenge.
938 LIVE Interview with Mr Edwin Khew, SEAS Chairman
SEAS Chairman Mr Edwin Khew spoke on 938LIVE to share with listeners what Clean Technology is, why it makes good business sense to go into Clean Technology, and how Singapore is already on its way to being the test bed for clean technologies in the region
SEAS leads SME Energy Efficiency Initiative to help SMEs cut down energy costs by increasing energy efficiency
SMEs now have a proper developmental process to cut down energy costs by increasing their energy efficiency. The Sustainable Energy Association of Singapore (SEAS) will be leading the SME Energy Efficiency Initiative, developed by SPRING Singapore, and wi