TOP 10 ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT COURSES IN SINGAPORE - PAGE 2

To equip the participants with the basic knowledge and skills to interpret and to integrate the new requirements.

ESG stands for Environmental, Social, and Governance, covering some of the major issues in today’s world. And currently, many businesses are in support of things that are likely to support their growth. Many companies and investors focus on ESG programs as they consider their new investment strat...

The electricity industry in Singapore was de-regulated, thus giving many more options to the industrial and in time also for residential consumers. This was expected translate into more innovative and market driven energy products for consumers like competitive energy prices and energy efficient de...

This course provides participants with the knowledge of Solar energy resource, Solar PV technologies, design of PV systems and skills in the installation, testing & commissioning and O&M of Solar PV System.

Environmental Sustainability Management is crucial in navigating the evolving landscape by implementing effective strategies and policies towards sustainable development goals

Effective energy management and sustainability practices are critical for industrial organisations to reduce operating costs, comply with regulatory requirements, and mitigate environmental impact to meet global energy sustainability and environmental challenges.

The dramatic consequences of climate change and environmental degradation have brought the need for a more sustainable economy to the top of the agenda.

Energy management is a key tool to improve sustainability. It is the process of monitoring, controlling and conserving energy use, enabling unnecessary energy use to be systematically identified and eliminated, thereby increasing the overall energy efficiency of equipment and facilities.

Environment sustainability is increasingly gaining ground in the building and construction industry, buoyed by global concerns on climate change and limited natural resources. With the rising trend towards green technologies and renewable energy

Our Singapore Green Plan 2030 is a whole-of-nation sustainable development agenda, where one of the key targets is to achieve net zero emissions through solar energy deployment.