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Welcome Remarks
09:00 -09:15 hrs
Shell: Singapore energy start-ups on their perspectives and role in accelerating the energy transition
09:15 – 10:00 hrs
Synopsis:
The global transition to a net-zero future is picking up speed. Countries and companies around the world including Shell have set net-zero emissions goals to be reached by 2050, in step with society. In the same vein, our island nation has targets in The Singapore Green Plan to achieve net-zero emissions as a country as soon as viable. But this momentum can only be sustained if we all collaborate to support society’s journey towards a lower carbon future, from governments, corporations, investors, consumers to businesses.
In particular, the inventive and entrepreneurial energy of start-ups are increasingly looked upon to help play a part within the low-carbon value chains. Hear from six local start-ups from this year’s Shell StartUp Engine Singapore cohort about their innovations and how they are supporting sustainable development for Singapore and the world.
Shell StartUp Engine (SSE) is a global innovation programme targeted at early to mid-stage Singapore-based energy start-ups. Through an accelerated six-month programme, SSE seeks to build start-ups’ capacity through knowledge sharing, mentorship, showcase opportunities and position them for success in the smart, clean energy landscape. SSE is in line with Shell’s ambition to becoming a net-zero emissions energy company by 2050 or sooner in step with society. It also aims to create lasting value for society through enterprise development. Our official programme partner is Energy Market Authority (EMA), which offers SSE start-ups a chance to secure funding post-programme. More information about SSE can be found here.
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Senoko Energy: SolarShare – Singapore’s first peer-to-peer trading of renewable energy
10:00 – 10:30 hrs
Synopsis: Peer-to-Peer (P2P) energy trading has emerged as a promising alternative to make renewable energy more accessible to consumers and businesses, empowering them to reach their sustainability goals. With near real time matching of dynamic demand and supply data across the right mix of consumption behaviour, especially with the increase of Electric Vehicle adoption, will this platform be a viable alternative to scale renewables demand and supply further? Get insights from Senoko Energy on running Singapore’s first P2P energy trading trial, SolarShare, and hear how this programme can support the nation’s renewables ambition.
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Presentations by A*STAR and Singapore Battery Consortium
10:30 – 11:10 hrs
Themed: Energy Connectivity
Objective: Aligning to the overarching theme of “Advancing the Energy Transition” this segment hope to showcase and share about the activities been done across different areas of work in Singapore on EV charging, power grid and energy storage, in an effort to connect Singapore’s energy resource and effectively manage them to promote the transition to a new era of energy systems for Singapore.
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Building the Grid Digital Twin
11:10 – 11:40 hrs
Synopsis:
Leveraging techniques in data modelling, digitalisation and analytics, SP Group, NTU, A*STAR’s IHPC and TUMCREATE are working to build a digital twin for Singapore’s power grid to enhance grid operations and resiliency, asset management and network planning. The Grid Digital Twin is a high-fidelity representation of the real-world systems, and comprises two modules: (i) Asset Twin for grid asset management and operations; and (ii) Network Twin for network planning.
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