Energy & Offshore

Tuas Power to complete Singapore’s first 100% biomass conversion by 2028

The landmark project will cut one million tonnes of carbon emissions annually.

Singapore nuclear study omits key details on siting and grid integration

Radiation exposure near a plant is likened to 2% of a chest X-ray or eating 10 bananas a year. 

Singapore earmarks 300 hectares on Jurong island for green energy use

A key initiative is a planned cross-border carbon capture and storage (CCS) network being studied by S-Hub.

Verta Bioenergy to boost biomass output to meet surging demand

It has received early orders from major Philippine companies.

ST Engineering, Siemens secure contract for Estrella del Mar IV

The facility will produce 145MW at the shores of the Dominican Republic.  

SG, Malaysia forge two new power deals

The proposed projects could support 3 GWs of power.

Sembcorp’s India unit to acquire ReNew Sun Bright for $246m

Upon completion, the group’s gross renewable energy capacity in India will reach 6.9 gigawatts.

Singapore, Mongolia ink carbon credits deal

The deal sets out a framework for developing and trading carbon credits under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement.

Hourly CFE matching could save SG $238.6m annually by 2030

A planned 1 GW link to Batam, Indonesia, would increase Singapore’s base CFE share to 10% from about 2.7%.

Geo Energy bags $354.55m loan for refinancing, acquisitions

The company aims to boost the production capacity of the TRA coal mine.

Rex Int'l reports over 12,230 barrels of oil in August

Its Norwegian subsidiary contributed 10,629 barrels of oil equivalent per day.

Singapore data centres constrained with vacancy at just 3.6%

The firm noted Singapore recorded 28.1 megawatts of leasing activity in the first half of 2025.

Singapore reaffirms role as global energy hub

Senior Minister of State for Trade and Industry Low Yen Ling noted energy trade through Singapore rose to US$1.67t in 2024

AsiaPhos plans $59.4m acquisition of Exquisite Mode in reverse takeover

The board believes the deal would allow the company to enter a new growth area.

H2G Green forms new unit to expand into LNG and hydrogen trade

The new unit will build on H2G’s existing energy business in Singapore and focus on regional trading activities.