Senoko Energy
Senoko Energy is Singapore's largest power generation company, with over 2,807MW of generation capacity.
See below for the Latest Senoko Energy News, Analysis, Profit Results, Share Price Information, and Commentary.
Sembcorp receives EMA approval for Senoko Energy acquisition
It is set to acquire a 30% stake in Senoko Energy.
Sembcorp receives EMA approval for Senoko Energy acquisition
It is set to acquire a 30% stake in Senoko Energy.
Sembcorp to take over 30% of Senoko Energy
This will be completed in Q4.
Senoko Energy to explore imports, supply of hydrogen power in Singapore
It seeks to develop a reliable hydrogen supply chain in the market.
Lack of strong decarbonisation agenda poses risk to Asia’s energy transition
A clear policy and target are needed to secure investments for energy goals.
Singapore zooms in on renewable energy amidst energy insecurity
Senoko said increasing prices and gas supply disruptions increased focus on the clean energy transition.
Should governments invest in available technology today to reach net-zero?
Wait for technologies with enough economic feasibility, Senoko Energy chairman advises.
What’s next for Senoko Energy’s peer-to-peer RE trading platform?
Following the launch of SolarShare, the company faced contractor issues in Singapore.
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The company takes a step towards transformation in asset and safety inspections with the use of modern technology.
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Offshore wind power needs Singapore’s expertise as Asia’s reliance on fossil fuels rises