Singapore Keen on India’s Green Power & Semiconductor Growth

Singapore aims to collaborate with India's progress, focusing on sectors like green power and semiconductors, amidst global supply chain concerns. SP Group explores involvement in India's growth, particularly in sustainable energy solutions.

Singapore services have actually claimed they are keen to sign up with India’s advancement journey, particularly in fast-expanding sectors like green power, and semiconductor, amid threat of interruptions in international supply chain.

New challenges in markets are making it necessary to remain in advance of the curve and take on a frame of mind to be international players, claimed Singapore-based execs at the Singapore International Energy Week (SIEW) held throughout October 27-31 in the Lion City.

SP Group’s Sustainable Energy Focus

One such organization team taking a look at potential involvement in India’s growth is SP Team, among Asia Pacific’s leading utilities teams, which has constructed and is running the world’s largest underground district cooling network. The team is increasing its portfolio of solar, battery power storage space, and EV charging options across the region.

“Moreover, we are buying sustainable power options, and have actually created district cooling down systems and solarisation jobs among other green tasks connected to decarbonization,” Cher told PTI as SP Team hosted the biennial Conference of Electric Power Supply Industry (CEPSI) 2025, in SP’s current tenure at the helm of the Organization of the Power Supply Industry of East Asia and Western Pacific (AESIEAP).

India’s Electrification & Clean Energy

“There is enhanced energy in India’s electrification and clean power transition,” claimed Dean Cher, Handling Supervisor of SP Movement at SP Team. “We’re open to sharing our experience where it can help accelerate city-level and nationwide net zero goals.” Cher kept in mind that Asia’s growing EV fostering, specifically in major cities where EV two-wheelers are currently prominent setting of transport for short-distances, presents possibilities to deploy smart billing remedies and scale these electronic remedies and capabilities on huge systems which are available in larger markets like India and China.

“There is boosted momentum in India’s electrification and tidy power transition,” said Dean Cher, Handling Director of SP Movement at SP Team.”Such designs are the need of the hour in Southeast Asia,” claimed Gandhi, pointing to the “energy effectiveness” required in the area to bring down production expenses. There is additionally surging energy demand as new industries, specifically energy-intensive information centres are being set up to sustain the island state’s sophisticated modern technology adoption programmes.

One such organization group looking at prospective involvement in India’s development is SP Group, among Asia Pacific’s leading utilities groups, which has developed and is operating the globe’s largest underground area cooling network. The group is exp

Regional Cooperation for Energy Efficiency

SEAS’ Executive Supervisor Kavita Gandhi sees the organization’s participants going regional through cooperations specifically in reaction to the expanding facilities advancements in a number of South East Asia nations.

Partnership was a main motif at the Asia Clean Power Summit, a part of the Energy week, and arranged by SEAS, where sector leaders collaborated to tackle key challenges and check out possibilities in shaping the future of tidy power.

Sustainable Energy Expansion in Asia

Likewise, market strategies get on the minds of executive participants at the Sustainable Energy Association of Singapore (SEAS), an organisation with over 300 members making up multinational companies and medium and tiny enterprises that are interested in increasing the sustainable energy environment in Asia.

“Such versions are the need of the hour in Southeast Asia,” claimed Gandhi, directing to the “energy effectiveness” called for in the region to bring down manufacturing expenses. There is also rising energy demand as new sectors, particularly energy-intensive information centres are being set up to support the island state’s advanced technology fostering programs.

Cooperation among sectors gets on the cards as delegates at SIEW summit noted the wishes revealed by the Indian and other Oriental nations to pool sources and develop top quality infrastructure for making “Oriental Century” with world class infrastructure.