#GreenTogether

The Jurong Island Innovation Challenge allows startups and SMEs to tackle the challenges within the broader energy and chemicals industry.

Denmark, Norway and the US have a common goal: For ships running on zero-emission fuels to make up 5% of the global deep-sea fleet by 2030.

The Economist Events welcomes GreenDKinSEA community members to join: Future of Energy Week - Accelerating Asia’s energy transition

Future-proof your maritime business by keeping these Singaporean trends and business opportunities in mind and sight.

Bloomberg's economic outlook for SouthEast Asia in view of the COVID-19 pandemic & outlooks by COWI Singapore and Hempel South & East Asia

Singapore’s Green Plan 2030 is a “national sustainability movement” aiming to turn it into a more eco-friendly state over the next decade.

When energy efficiency is improved, it reduces the pressure on the growth of clean energy and accelerates endeavors for carbon neutrality.

On March 5th, close to 100 partners, friends and maritime innovators zoomed in on tech and talents for decarbonisation.

IFU’s objective is to contribute to economic and social development in the investment countries and support the realization of the SDG Goals

Green Danish business alliances can now receive funding from the new Green Accelerator. Receive up to 80% of your preparatory expenses.

Several challenges must be overcome before Denmark can reach carbon neutrality by 2050. Power-to-X is needed to achieve the ambitious goal.

The main barrier for infrastructure projects in Asia is finding bankable green projects. De-risking is key to drive deployment of capital.