Even though the options for renewable energy generation in Singapore are quite limited as the average wind speed in only about 2 m/s and Singapore does not have a river system with fast flowing water for hydro energy generation, Singapore aims to foster renewable energy. In this blog article we will introduce three renewable energy developers based in Singapore.
1. LYS Energy Group – Singapore’s first independent Power Producer
Being the first Singapore based Solar Independent Power Producer, LYS Energy Group puts emphasis on the renewable energy generation development in order to accelerate the energy supply towards a sustainable, innovative and socially responsible way. With a portfolio with over 75MWp solar photovoltaic systems, the Singapore based renewable energy developer is considered as one of the fastest-growing regional solar power producers and end-to-end solutions providers.
2. Gurin Energy – focused on wind, solar and energy storage solutions
As renewable energy developer with headquarter in Singapore, Gurin Energy Pte Ltd focuses besides the development, ownership and operation of wind and solar energy projects also on storage solutions. By being backed by Infratil Limited (IFT), the 2021 founded company benefits from synergies with other companies in the portfolio of their investor IFT. In Addition, the founding members evince industry relevant experience by being the former senior executive team of Sindicatum Renewable Energy.
3.Entoria Energy – specialist in solar and energy storage projects
The globally active renewable energy firm Entoria Energy strives to build a greener future. While being specialized in solar and energy storage projects, the Singapore based company expands their portfolio by developing wind energy projects as well as other renewable energy sources. By being responsible for designing, planning, financing, construction work and operation, Entoria Energy realizes projects in more than 10 countries. Based on their 15 years of experience, over 1 GW in power from completed projects were generated – another 2GW are currently in development.
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