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This article provides a brief overview on some of the key issues and considerations that will need to be analysed by foreign sponsors looking to develop petrochemical projects in newly emerging markets.

In contrast with Singapore's more cautious approach, other countries in the Asia Pacific region are already betting big on hydrogen.

The long anticipated 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) kicked off last week in Glasgow and we have been closely monitoring the events of the conference,...

Singapore's energy and infrastructure sector is undergoing significant transformation, driven by a transition to renewable energy, accelerating technological adoption and evolving geopolitical dynamics.

Following an extensive feasibility study, the Singapore Energy Market Authority (EMA) has released a final report regarding the importation of LNG into Singapore which recommends the development of an LNG receiving terminal in Singapore with significant private sector involvement.

The demand for digital infrastructure has seen exponential growth in the recent years, largely driven by the larger economic trend of digitalisation and artificial intelligence (AI) being harnessed and integrated into many industries.

Climate change is the existential threat of our times, and unless all countries collectively keep greenhouse emissions at a level consistent with an increase in not more than 1.5oC of global warming above pre-industrial levels,...

Carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) looks set to become one of the next major talking points in energy, as countries around the globe struggle to reduce carbon dioxide...

In April 2020, we shared a Client Update on the emerging use of transition financing to supplement existing green financing practices.