Singapore Tightens Renewable Power Claims to Curb Greenwashing, Boost
The updated standard requires cleaner power claims to be backed by electricity linked to the local grid, as Singapore rolls out new solar deployment pilots.
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Singapore updates renewable energy certificate standard to tackle greenwashing; unveils new solar efforts
The updated standard will strengthen trust in corporate sustainability reporting, said Minister of State for Trade and Industry Gan Siow Huang Read more at The Business Times.
Singapore Revises Clean Energy Claims Rules to Address Greenwashing Risks
Singapore’s Ministry of Energy, Trade and Industry announced the release of an updated Singapore Standard 673 (SS 673), its standard for companies using RECs (Renewable Energy Certificates) to demonstrate their use of renewable electricity for sustainability reporting, with tighter rules requiring Scope 2 claims from RECs to be tied to clean energy supplied directly to […]
Singapore tightens rules on renewable energy certificate claims
Singapore has updated its standard for renewable energy certificates (RECs), requiring companies to use certificates linked to renewable electricity supplied directly to the country's power grid to substantiate claims of renewable electricity consumption.
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