By Dr Alvin Chew, RSIS | Republished 11 January 2012
Singapore and Malaysia are considering sharing electricity. Will this pave the way for an ASEAN-wide electricity grid, or even cooperation in the supply of nuclear energy?
By Edward Cho, EMA staff | 3 November 2011
The city-state could become an Asia-Pacific carbon hub as it is a preferred base for carbon activities, with good strategic connectivity to carbon markets and access to excellent financial services, trading, trusted professional services and strong technologies.
Samir M Nazir, Research Associate, Energy Studies Institute at the National University of Singapore | 24 October 2011
Samir M Nazir from the Energy Studies Institute discusses the potential of EVs over conventional vehicles in Singapore
By Eugene Toh and and Vivienne Low | 29 August 2011
A look at how behavioural economics can provide useful ideas for energy regulators in promoting competition in the electricity retail market.
By Nicholas Koh, Energy Analyst, and Nur Azha Putra, Research Associate, Energy Studies Institute | 29 August 2011
China's rapidly expanding petrochemical industry and the entry of new and bigger players from the Middle East suggest two major challenges to Singapore's petrochemical industry competitiveness.
By Chua Wen Hao, Energy Analyst, Energy Studies Institute | 10 August 2011
While Singapore's Energy Conservation Act for large industrial energy users kicks in from 2013, SMEs can and should be part of a holistic energy policy.
By Melissa Low, Energy Analyst at the Energy Studies Institute, National University of Singapore | 17 June 2011
The latest special report by the International Energy Agency (IEA), titled "Are We Entering a Golden Age of Gas?", comes just as climate talks resumed in Bonn on 6 June in preparation for the Conference of Parties (COP) 17th Session in Durban later this year.
By Shawn Lesser | 27 May 2011
Due to its relatively small size, the limited number of resources it has, as well as its increasingly urbanised atmosphere, Singapore has had little choice in moving towards renewable energy and energy-efficient technologies.
By Energy Market Authority | 11 April 2011
The energy industry in Singapore has transformed significantly over the past decade.
By Asian Trends Monitoring Bulletin | March 21, 2010
Prominent leaders in their field are asked to reflect on the energy issues of the day, possible emergent risks and their likely implications. We spotlight EMA's former CE, Lawrence Wong.
By Anne McIvor, Cleantech Magazine | February 2011
A look back at the key takeaways of the Singapore International Energy Week 2010.
By Dr Dennis Gross, Cleantech Magazine | May / June 2010
Singapore has, from the outset, focused on the sustainable use of limited resources available. It has become a showcase in terms of eco innovation and is becoming established as an innovation hub for clean technologies.
By Dr Dennis Gross, Cleantech Magazine | July / August 2010
The Singapore Energy Market Authority's "Intelligent Energy System" pilot is creating a "living laboratory" for smart grid systems.
