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Our conclusion is that Singapore is not ready for renewable energy. Singapore gets a “Pass” grade for attracting renewable energy companies and creating jobs, but she gets a “Fail” grade for supporting the local adoption of renewable energy.

Does Singapore need a Ministry of Energy?

Learn about the current recycling of food waste in Singapore and what we can learn from Japan and Korea.

There’s something wrong with our culture. Our actions based on our culture more or less forces us to destroy the planet in order to live. We know that’s not right but we can’t seem to stop it.

How do we reduce the cost of solar power so that it is cost-competitive compared to conventional electricity? Do we do more R&D on solar energy? Do we testbed various types of solar energy technologies? Or do we start installing more solar panels (existing technology) so that there is economies of scale thus reducing the cost of solar energy?

We are buying more electronic products, whether we need them or not. Nowadays, we are caught in a cycle where we try to keep up with the latest electronic gadgets. As companies come up with new products with more functions or upgrades, we change our electronic gadgets faster than before.

Reflections on Singapore’s efforts in energy and climate change

Is it possible to not believe in global warming and climate change but still take action? Can we look at different future scenarios and choose what to do?

Learn more about Islam and the environment

Learn more about Islam and the environment.