Sembcorp Floating Solar Singapore, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sembcorp Industries, and National Water Agency PUB, officially opened the Sembcorp Tengeh Floating Solar Farm at the Tengeh Reservoir on July 14, 2021.

Sembcorp unveils strategic plan to transform its portfolio from brown to green

The Sembcorp Cool House, part of the National Orchid Gardens at the Singapore Botanic Gardens, opened its doors in April 2021.

The fund will be used to support essential workers, migrant workers and charities, in partnership with National Trades Union Congress and The Community Foundation of Singapore

We believe that our long-term success is premise upon being a value partner to the communities we are in. It is this believe that drives us to make a positive impact to the community in Mandalay, Myanmar.

Our Sustainability Framework articulates three ambitions for the future and demonstrates our support for the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

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As a leading energy solutions provider, Sembcorp is committed to meeting the society’s growing need for green energy through sustainable channels. In Singapore, developing rooftop solar energy solutions is one way of how we are growing our renewable energy portfolio here.

With a solid track record and a strong capable team, we provide state-of-the-art energy solutions to meet the nation’s growing need for power, supporting Myanmar’s progress and improving quality of life for the local people.

Sembcorp offers the full spectrum of water management solutions to meet the needs of its customers.

In 2019, Sembcorp organised the first ever Sembcorp Gives Back Week. Over 1,000 volunteers from 9 countries picked over 1,000 kg of trash and conducted over 30 educational outreach activities in one week!

Sembcorp Myingyan Independent Power Plant in Mandalay, Myanmar, is the country’s most efficient power plant and one of the largest combined-cycle gas turbine facilities. It generates around 1,500 gigawatt hours of electricity per year, meeting the power needs of approximately 5.3 million people.