EMA, Keppel O&M launch grant call for energy solutions in marine sector
KEPPEL Offshore & Marine (Keppel O&M) and Singapore’s Energy Market Authority (EMA) have started a S$10 million partnership to help create innovative energy solutions in the marine sector.
‘No plan’ to reduce electricity bills nationwide
Despite the reduction of electricity tariffs for factory workers suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Electricity Authority of Cambodia (EAC), the autonomous government agency responsible for managing and administering electric power in the country, has said that “a general plan for electricity bill reduction has yet to be raised.”
CapitaLand bags two green loans worth $400m to drive greening of global portfolio
CapitaLand has secured two green loans amounting to $400 million to “catalyse greening of the group’s global portfolio by 2030”, the property giant said on Wednesday (April 15).
Singapore firm drops LNGL takeover bid
A Singapore-based private investment company has dropped its proposed takeover of an Australian liquefied natural gas company with a planned LNG project in Louisiana, Kallanish Energy reports.
Energy consumption reeling from COVID-19, MCO
The fallout from COVID-19 has resulted in a significant impact on various sectors across the board, especially energy consumption, as the economy is operating at only about 45 per cent capacity amid the Movement Control Order (MCO) that grips the country.
Free electricity for March and April for low-income households
Power distribution utilities will no longer charge households whose monthly electricity use fall below 50 kilowatts per hour for the March and April billing periods, the Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases announced on Wednesday.
Bottom-fixed projects precursors to ‘gigantic’ Philippines floating wind market
The developers behind what could be the first offshore wind projects in the Philippines say their size and scale exceeds that in initial reports and that, in the longer-term, the potential for floating wind in the country is massive.
Singapore company’s bid for LNG Limited fails to get financing
A $75 million bid to buy Australia and Houston-based LNG Limited has been put on hold because the Singapore LNG company behind the deal failed to get financing.
