May, 2009 | Green Future

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Launch of Low Carbon Singapore

Green Future Solutions has just launched our new website, Low Carbon Singapore, an online community dedicated to help Singapore reduce her carbon emissions and move towards the goal of a low carbon economy. Our aim is to educate individuals, communities, businesses and organisations on issues relating to climate change, global…

May 20, 2009Carbon emissions, Carbon footprint, Clean energy, Climate change, Global warming, Green Future Solutions, Low carbon, Low Carbon Singapore, lowcarbonsg, Renewable energyNo Comment

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Smart Green: How to Implement Sustainable Business Practices in Any Industry â€“ and Make Money

Author: Jonathan Estes ISBN: 978-0-470-38779-5 Hardcover: 224 pages Published by John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Recommended Retail Price: SGD 52.38 (including GST) Available at all major bookstores Book Review Smart Green is a green resource guide for entrepreneurs and business leaders interested in creating sustainable businesses. There is no single…

May 18, 2009September 15, 2017book review, business practices, environmental book, green book, green business, green business practices, smart greenNo Comment

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Overview of the Energy Situation in Singapore

This is an overview of the energy situation in Singapore in terms of Electricity Consumption; Energy Consumption; Energy Intensity; Discrepancy Between Energy Statistics; and Energy Efficiency Policies. 1. Electricity Consumption According to the National Energy Policy Report, the power generation sector accounts for 51% of the fuel consumption in Singapore…

May 14, 2009September 25, 2017E2 Singapore, EIA, Electricity consumption, Electricity generation, EMA, Energy, energy consumption, Energy consumption per capita, energy efficiency, Energy Efficient Singapore, Energy Information Administration, Energy intensity, Energy statistics, Energy targets, Energy usage, Fuel consumption, IEA, International Energy Agency, Marine bunkers, MTI, National Climate Change Strategy, National Energy Policy Report, nea, Power generation2 Comments

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Singapore’s Carbon Dioxide Emissions Per Capita and Carbon Intensity

Is Singapore carbon intensive and a big contributor of carbon dioxide per capita in the world? How do we compare with other developed countries? Let’s take a look at Singapore’s total carbon dioxide emissions, carbon dioxide emissions per capita, and carbon intensity. 1. Carbon Dioxide Emissions According to the National…

May 14, 2009September 25, 2017Carbon dioxide, Carbon dioxide emissions per capita, Carbon emissions, Carbon intensity, Carbon intensive, CO2, CO2 emissions, EIA, Energy Information Administration, Energy statistics, IEA, International Energy Agency, Marine bunkers, MEWR, National Climate Change Strategy, SGP 2012No Comment

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Singaporeâ€™s National Policies on Energy and Climate Change

This summary aims to provide a brief overview of Singapore’s national policies on energy and climate change, and is divided into the following sections: National Policy Reports Energy Policy Group Singapore’s Economic Focus Energy Supply Clean Energy Carbon Intensity and Energy Efficiency 1. National Policy Reports The Singapore government’s policies…

May 14, 2009September 25, 2017A*STAR, BCA, Carbon emissions, Carbon intensity, Clean energy, Climate change, E2 Singapore, E2PO, EDB, EMA, energy efficiency, Energy Efficiency Programme Office, Energy Efficient Singapore, energy policies, Energy Policy Group, energy supply, HDB, LNG, LTA, MEWR, MFA, MOF, MOT, MTI, National Climate Change Strategy, National Energy Policy Report, National policies, natural gas, nea, SGP 2012, Singapore Green Plan 2012, Singapore policies, solar energy, Solar testbed, Sustainable Development BlueprintNo Comment