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Study Finds 94% of Singaporean Firms Plan Increased Energy Technology Investment

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Schneider Electric released findings from a study into the energy needs of companies in Singapore. The survey, which included 513 professionals from companies listed on SGX across 14 industries, found that 94% of respondents expect to increase investment in energy-efficient technologies over the next 12 months. High upfront costs were cited as the primary barrier to this increased investment by 35% of the surveyed companies. The study also noted that 77% of companies affected by recent geopolitical and energy supply chain developments are taking active steps to adjust their operational approach.

From sbr.com.sg

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The findings emerge as many companies operate under a 2030 net-zero deadline. The trends suggest that geopolitical and energy market disruptions are compelling corporate operational shifts to meet sustainability targets. This indicates a significant corporate pivot toward energy resilience and decarbonization.

Disruptions to energy supplies from the Middle East prompt Singapore to seek greater regional cooperation involving Southeast Asian nations.

From sbr.com.sg

Who's involved

  • SingaporeThe location of the surveyed companies and the subject of the study.
  • Schneider ElectricThe company that conducted the study into energy needs.

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  • Schneider ElectricSpeculative

    Schneider Electric could see increased demand for its energy-efficient technologies as companies accelerate their decarbonization roadmaps.

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