Sunseap’s five MegaWatt-peak (MWp) solar PV system for ST Kinetics is expected to be ready by October this year. Once completed, it will be able to generate up to 6.2 GigaWatt (GW) of solar energy per year and help the company reduce its carbon footprint by about 2,633 tons annually, the equivalent of planting 67,523 trees over 10 years.
Sunseap Group co-founder and director Lawrence Wu said: “It’s heartening to see leading companies like ST Kinetics making a long-term commitment towards renewable energy solutions. We hope their sustainability efforts will help send the message that going green is not a choice but a necessary condition for successful business.
“Sunseap stands ready to support all companies in their drive to be environmentally friendly and we are confident that we can offer customised solutions that are best suited to the needs of different businesses.”
Singapore has stepped up efforts to encourage businesses to reduce greenhouse emissions and consider clean energy options. Last year, it announced that a carbon tax will be imposed in 2019 on power producers and large carbon emitters based on each tonne of carbon they release.
Sunseap is one of the biggest players in the solar energy industry in Singapore and the region and its green solutions are fast gaining traction among companies and public institutions. Those who have signed up include Apple, Housing Development Board, Singapore American School, Singapore Cruise Centre, Jurong Port, ABB and Panasonic.
