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Singapore plans to import 30% of energy from low-carbon sources by 2035

To diversify energy sources and lower Singapore's carbon footprint, energy will be sourced and imported under two EMA request-for-proposals.

Singlife with Aviva Appoints Matter for 360° Sustainability Data to Drive Investment Decisions

Copenhagen, 12 April 2022 – Sustainability data provider Matter has been appointed by Singlife with Aviva, a financial services company...

Snapshot: New partnership between maritime decarbonisation centres

On 24 February 2022, the Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation (GCMD) and the Mærsk McKinney-Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping...

Sustainability is a main theme in Singapore’s Budget 2022

The government of Singapore presented the Budget 2022 on 18 February, where one of the main themes was sustainability and a green...

Snapshot: Denmark to speed up the conversion of electricity into green hydrogen and other e-fuels

The Danish Government has entered into a broad agreement on Power-to-X in order to speed up the development of green fuels. The agreement...

Snapshot: Singapore allocates SGD 300 million to reduce carbon emissions from the maritime industry

Although Singapore only accounts for 0.11% of global emissions and is alternative energy-disadvantaged, the country has ambitions to be...

The Liveability Challenge is back on a search for innovative solutions to combat urban challenges of the 21st century! As the world’s...

Snapshot: Feasible pathways towards a zero carbon shipping sector by 2050

In October 2021, the Mærsk McKinney-Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping published its first ever Industry Transition Strategy, which...

COP26 Climate Summit and Singapore's contribution

Singapore only contributes about 0.1 per cent of global carbon emissions but has been actively moving towards net-zero.

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