Due to its size and location, Singapore relies heavily on importing energy from other countries. But with advances in renewable energy technology, the city state is researching new ways to leverage solar energy and offset its energy import needs. These solar companies may play a role in the country’s shift to domestic energy.
Top Renewable Energy Companies in Singapore to Know
- TE Connectivity
- Maxeon Solar Technologies
- EDP Renewables
- Sun Cable
- Bluenergy Solutions
Top Renewable Energy Companies in Singapore
Ampd Energy leverages battery energy storage technologies, connectivity and data science to accelerate the energy transition in the industrial and construction sectors. The company is the developer of the Ampd Entertainer, a compact energy storage system designed as an alternative to diesel generators.
TE Connectivity manufactures sustainable energy solutions and products for a wide range of industries. Its sustainable solutions range from solar panel manufacturing to nuclear energy plants and offshore wind turbine projects.
EDP Renewables is an energy company that’s rapidly expanding across global markets. The company specializes in developing energy projects like solar farms as well as onshore and offshore energy generation. According to the company, through its vast energy portfolio, it’s able to power several million houses in its current state.
Maxeon Solar Technologies develops solar panels and AC modules for home and commercial use. According to the company, its panels feature unique cell designs that extend the longevity of the product. Its panels also have connectivity capabilities that monitor power generation from a single platform.
Bluenergy Solutions is a unique company as it uses submersible aquatic devices to generate, store and distribute energy. According to the company, it can harness tidal energy using turbines equipped with various battery solutions to store the collected power.
Ace Green Recycling is a U.S.-based green recycling company specializing in sustainable solutions for lead-acid and lithium-ion battery recycling. According to the company, it is the only battery recycling platform offering fully sustainable processes. It operates across North America, Europe and Asia, including in Singapore.
Keppel is a global asset manager and operator specializing in sustainable solutions for infrastructure, real estate and connectivity, including data centers. The company focuses on areas such as renewables, clean energy and decarbonization. Headquartered in Singapore, it operates in over 20 countries worldwide.
Founded in 1955, Stockholm, Sweden-based Munters provides energy-efficient air treatment and climate solutions for various industries. With a workforce of over 4,000 manufacturing and sales employees, Munters operates in 30 countries worldwide, including Belgium and Singapore.
Peak Energy is an independent power producer specializing in the development, ownership and operation of renewable energy assets across Asia. With a focus on solar, wind and battery energy storage systems, the Singapore-based company currently operates over 200 megawatts of renewable energy.
Enverus provides a SaaS platform that analyzes energy data. It gleans insight on renewables, power, oil field services and minerals. The company has a large data set of information on the energy ecosystem that its platform combs for investments and opportunities.
Sun Cable is an energy company developing large solar infrastructure projects. Its flagship project, called AAPowerLink, aims to collect renewable energy in Australia and transmit that energy to Singapore using a high-voltage direct current transmission system. The project will require significant innovation in developing battery storage facilities and high-voltage cables to move energy across large distances.
