Singapore Energy Authority

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The Energy Market Authority (EMA) is a statutory board under Singapore's Ministry of Trade and Industry, responsible for regulating and developing the nation's electricity and gas sectors. It focuses on ensuring energy security, promoting market competition, and driving the transition to a low-carbon future through initiatives in solar, battery storage, hydrogen, and regional power grid integration.

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Founded 2001 Parent: Ministry of Trade and Industry, Singapore

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Strategic Overview

Ensuring energy security and reliability for Singapore through diversification of energy sources and regional integration.
Promoting competition and efficiency in Singapore's electricity and gas markets.
Driving the energy transition towards a low-carbon future, focusing on solar, energy storage, and hydrogen.
Developing regional power grids and interconnectors to import low-carbon electricity from neighbouring countries.
Investing in research and development for advanced energy technologies and solutions.

Deal History (1)

Singapore Energy Authority and KHNP Sign SMR Cooperation Agreement

Partner Nuclear Singapore Mar 2, 2026

Deal Activity from Public Sources

EMA awarded conditional approvals to five companies to import 1.2 GW of low-carbon electricity from Indonesia (Batam and Bintan) and Malaysia into Singapore

Partnership Solar PV, Hydropower, Transmission Indonesia, Malaysia July 2023 1200 MW

EMA and SP Group awarded a tender to Red Dot Power for a 200 MWh Energy Storage System on Jurong Island, Singapore

Development Battery Storage Singapore March 2023 200 MWh with Red Dot Power

EMA and the National Research Foundation (NRF) awarded S$55 million to fund 6 hydrogen-related research and development projects in Singapore

Financing Green Hydrogen Singapore October 2022

Singapore began importing 100MW of hydropower from Laos via Thailand and Malaysia under the Laos-Thailand-Malaysia-Singapore Power Integration Project (LTMS-PIP)

Partnership Hydropower, Transmission Laos June 2022 100 MW

Investment Focus

Technologies

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Geography

Singapore1

Key People

Mr Ngiam Shih Chun

Chief Executive

Mr Tan Chee Hau

Deputy Chief Executive

Mr David Tan

Deputy Chief Executive

Track Record

Years Active

Detailed Analysis

Technologies

Electricity GridNatural GasSolar PV (2 deals)Battery Storage (2 deals)Green Hydrogen (1 deal)Hydropower (2 deals)Transmission (2 deals)Energy EfficiencyDistrict CoolingSmart Grids

Geographies

Singapore (3 deals)Laos (1 deal)Thailand (1 deal)Malaysia (2 deals)Indonesia (1 deal)CambodiaVietnamAustralia/NZAsia Pacific (2 deals)

Deal Stage

GreenfieldBrownfieldOperating

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