How much Singapore contributes to Asia’s green economy

It ranked the lowest amongst countries listed.

Singapore has contributed only two percent to Asia’s green economy revenue, according to London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG).

In its latest “Investing in the green economy 2025,” LSEG reported that Singapore accounted for the lowest contribution to the region’s green revenue compared to other countries included in the list. China led top contributors, accounting for 39%, followed by Japan, (29%), and Hong Kong (11%).

In terms of green market capitalisation, Singapore and South Korea were the lowest with three percent. Taiwan and China led Asia’s green economy with 30%, followed by Japan (21%).

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