Energy Market Authority

The Energy Market Authority a statutory board under the Singapore's Ministry of Trade and Industry which aims to ensure a reliable and secure energy supply, promote effective competition in the energy market and develop a dynamic energy sector in the country.

Singapore pushes virtual power plants to hit 2035 RE goal

It also wants power companies to build hydrogen-ready plants.

Singapore explores grid upgrades to support clean energy

Authorities are prioritising grid resilience and energy imports.

Singapore to complete power market review by 2026

Mergers and acquisitions may still be approved pending results.

EMA, PetroChina to boost Singapore’s LNG expertise

They will also look into opportunities in developing SG as an Asian LNG hub.

EMA, ENEC to develop Singapore’s nuclear capabilities

They will look into emerging technologies and human resource development amongst others.

EMA, NTU, and Enterprise SG develop playbook on Scope 2 emissions reduction

The first two sections of the playbook are available for digital viewing.

Singapore grants conditional approval for 1.75 GW of Aussie power imports

Solar energy will be transported to the city-state via subsea cables.

Singapore’s EMA announce demand flexibility initiatives

These encourage businesses to voluntarily reduce their power usage.

EMA, SP Group work on Singapore’s grid capabilities roadmap

They also teamed up to study virtual power plants.

EMA issues grant call to study site-specific carbon capture and storage

The grant call will study two power sector CCS pathways.

EMA, KOGAS to look into joint procurement of LNG

The deal aims to strengthen Singapore’s LNG supply and energy security.

Singapore doubles RE import capacity under LTMS-PIP

Keppel’s importer licence was also extended to support this move.

S’pore rolls out enhanced system to better manage energy supply

EMS II features additional capabilities for improved grid resiliency.