Green Growth in Singapore

A view of Singapore's skyline with green buildings and nature integrated.

SINGAPORE – Singapore is poised to achieve greener economy with definite vision and mission.

The green growth is integrated into the Singapore Green Plan 2030. This plan has a national agenda on sustainable development with five pillars: a. City in Nature; b. Energy Reset; c. Sustainable Living; d. Green Economy; and e. Resilient Future.

There are several organisations and institutions that have committed to work with Singapore Green Plan 2030.

The CEDG is actively pursuing its activities towards this direction. It has taken initiatives to conduct three workshops in September 2025. It has a plan to organize a National Seminar on National Seminar on Sustainability Finance and Carbon Reduction.

The National Seminar on Sustainability Finance and Carbon Reduction, a premier event dedicated to advancing Singapore's leadership in the green economy. This seminar will convene leading experts, policymakers, and industry pioneers to explore the critical intersection of finance and climate action.

Seminar Overview

As Singapore intensifies its efforts under the Green Plan 2030, the roles of sustainable finance and effective carbon reduction strategies have become more crucial than ever. This seminar will provide a vital platform to discuss innovative financial instruments, evolving regulatory landscapes, and corporate strategies that are shaping a low-carbon future.

Key themes for discussion will include:

  • Green Bonds and Sustainable Lending: Unlocking capital for green projects.
  • The Future of Carbon Markets: Navigating carbon pricing, credits, and trading in Asia.
  • ESG Integration: Embedding environmental, social, and governance criteria into investment decisions.
  • Technology and Innovation: Exploring fintech, cleantech, and other solutions driving decarbonization.
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