Singapore Sustainability

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Singapore's carbon tax is rising. Green Mark requirements are tightening. ESG reporting is becoming mandatory. This site cuts through the complexity so you can act.

Singapore at a glance — 2026
S$45
Carbon tax per tonne CO₂e, rising to S$50–80 by 2030
Carbon tax
80%
Of all buildings to be Green Mark certified by 2030
Green Plan 2030
2050
Singapore's net zero target under the Long-Term Low Emissions Development Strategy
Net zero

Your sustainability questions, answered instantly

The AI Advisor is trained on Singapore's sustainability landscape: BCA, EMA, NEA, EDB regulations, grants, and frameworks. Ask it anything.

  • Knows Singapore's grant schemes and eligibility criteria
  • Up to date on carbon tax trajectory and Energy Conservation Act
  • Guides you through Green Mark, GRI, TCFD, and ISSB requirements
  • Plain English answers, no jargon unless you want it
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What grants can I apply for to upgrade my building's energy systems?
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Several schemes apply. For SMEs, the Energy Efficiency Grant (EEG) from Enterprise Singapore covers up to 70% of qualifying costs for pre-approved energy-efficient equipment. For larger industrials, EMA's Energy Efficiency Fund (E2F) supports audits and retrofits. If you're refinancing the upgrade, BREEF provides green loans at preferential rates. Eligibility depends on your sector and building type — shall I walk through which fits your situation?

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