Views from SIEW Energy Insights: Powering New Ideas for Sustainable Energy

SIEW Energy Insights showcased the latest in energy startup innovation, battery technologies, peer-to-peer energy trading and digital twins.

In his Welcome Remarks, Energy Market Authority Chairman, Richard Lim, highlighted the role of technological innovation in Singapore’s goal to transform into a regional and global launchpad for green economic initiatives.

Singapore aims to improve energy efficiency across all sectors, shares Richard Lim of @EMA_sg. #SIEW2021 #SIEWEnergyInsights pic.twitter.com/C78XAnNtH2

— SingaporeInternationalEnergyWeek (@SIEW_sg) October 27, 2021

The Hon. Bill Johnston MLA, Minister for Mines and Petroleum; Energy; Corrective Services, Western Australia, affirmed the Australian state’s commitment to low carbon innovation and green initiatives.

The Western Australia Energy Transformation Strategy focuses on improving resiliency, sustainability of the energy transition, shares the Hon. Bill Johnston MLA Minister for Mines and Petroleum; Energy; Corrective Services, Western Australia #SIEWEnergyInsights pic.twitter.com/m2em9zlzJM

— SingaporeInternationalEnergyWeek (@SIEW_sg) October 27, 2021

The latest ideas in Singapore’s energy start-up scene took centre stage, as local start-ups from this year’s Shell StartUp Engine Singapore cohort shared their experiences and innovation journeys.

Goh Eng Wei of @BeeXSG highlights the high emissions and human risk of mandatory underwater tasks. #SIEW2021 #SIEWEnergyInsights pic.twitter.com/u1AKbLdSLt

— SingaporeInternationalEnergyWeek (@SIEW_sg) October 27, 2021

The extensive use of digital tools and data can complement the trend of changing our consumption patterns to achieve better energy efficiency #SIEW2021 https://t.co/vh5RS9bWaP

— Alexis Loy (@Alexisloy28) October 27, 2021

SunGreenH2 shares how their high-efficient proprietary electrodes can achieve 200% green H2 production and 10% lower energy consumption vs commercial electrodes. #SIEW2021 #SIEWEnergyInsights https://t.co/ogrwCVh7e6

— Alexis Loy (@Alexisloy28) October 27, 2021

Senoko Energy presented their peer-to-peer (P2P) energy trading programme SolarShare—the first in Singapore. James Chong, Senior Vice President, Commercial, Senoko Energy discussed how the company’s tripartite partnership with ENGIE Factory and Electrify.sg could reshape solar energy demand and supply.

How feasible is Peer-to-Peer #energy trading as an approach to improving accessibility to #renewable energy? James Chong of Senoko Energy takes a deep dive in his presentation. #SIEW2021 #SIEWEnergyInsights pic.twitter.com/CDW18g4P9o

— SingaporeInternationalEnergyWeek (@SIEW_sg) October 27, 2021

Senoko's SolarShare solution will be Singapore's first peer to peer green energy trading platform #SIEW2021 https://t.co/OKjE7Nlh7i pic.twitter.com/UImUqk67zG

— Grace Foo Xin Hui (@thisgracefoo) October 27, 2021

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