Singapore Sets Aside 300 Hectare on Jurong Island to Power Its Low-Carbon Future
Singapore’s Jurong Island, a key hub for energy and chemicals production, has earmarked about 300 hectares, equivalent to 10% of its total land area, for the development of new energy technologies, including greener fuels like hydrogen-ready natural gas and...
Singapore, Chile, and New Zealand Initiate Negotiations for Green Economy Trade Agreement
Singapore, Chile, and New Zealand have kicked off formal negotiations for the Green Economy Partnership Agreement (GEPA), a pact aimed at harmonizing trade rules to boost environmental goods and services across borders. The launch occurred on October 31, 2025, during...
Singapore’s MAS Unveils USD 11.2 Million Grant to Propel Financial Firms into Carbon Trading
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has introduced an SGD 15 million (about USD 11.2 million) Financial Sector Carbon Market Development Grant to galvanize banks, insurers, advisory firms, and investors into the burgeoning field of carbon credit trading....