Green-e® Renewable Energy Standard for Singapore
The Green-e® Renewable Energy Standard for Singapore ("Standard for Singapore") allows Green-e® Energy certification of renewable energy products throughout Singapore, in order to accelerate the development of renewable generation and renewable electricity markets, and to provide consumers a meaningful mechanism through which they can express demand for renewable electricity. The Standard for Singapore includes sections on:
- Interaction of renewable energy purchasing and local laws and policies
- Environmental sustainability criteria for of eligible renewable resources
- Use of renewable energy tracking systems
- Support for new and upgraded renewable electricity generators
- Customer disclosure
- Future interaction with neighboring electricity grids
The Terms of Reference document for the Standard for Singapore lays out key issues the Standard for Singapore addresses, including market value, sustainability, comparison to and compatibility with other existing relevant standards, implementation risk and how to address such risk.
Documents
- Green-e® Renewable Energy Standard for Singapore (v.1.0)
- Terms of Reference (v.1.0)
News
- Singapore Standard 673: Overview for Renewable Energy Buyers and Sellers (October 29, 2021)
About the Green-e® Renewable Energy Standard for Singapore
The Green-e® Renewable Energy Standard for Singapore ("Standard for Singapore") details Green-e® Energy requirements for certification of renewable electricity sales and consumption in Singapore. The Standard for Singapore is a Regional Standard under the Green-e® Framework for Renewable Energy Certification. Developed in consultation with local stakeholders, the Standard for Singapore allows electricity users to purchase and support high-quality renewables to accelerate the development of renewable generation and renewable electricity markets in Singapore.