Harness Solar Power in Singapore

Singapore is located on the equator and gets strong sunshine relatively consistently and reliably all year round. Put simply, you have lots of probably abundant and reliable natural resource to produce solar power for your home.

The Singapore government is strongly supporting solar energy; it surpassed its target for solar capacity of 1.5GWp by about one year and is expected to reach at least 2GWp by 2030. When you install solar, you are supporting a national goal.

Singapore is continuously enhancing its electricity grid to facilitate the integration of renewable energy sources such as solar power. Initiatives outlined in Singapore's Future Grid Capabilities Roadmap demonstrate how distributed energy resources will be controlled to provide grid stability with increased electrification in homes.

The recent increase in the Singapore carbon tax now makes carbon-intensive energy sources more expensive to use. This will make solar or renewable energy economics more beneficial over time than conventional energy.

Singapore's electricity consumption is predicted to grow substantially, with peak electricity demand projected to be between 10.1 to 11.8 GW by 2030. Solar gives you the option of producing your own electricity to shield against price increases and times of peak demand.

Singapore incentivizes the safe and high-performance usage of solar through its PSB certification process that adheres to internationally accepted standards such as IEC 61215 and IEC 61730. This means our product and all products in Singapore meet established quality and safety standards.

Singapore has a robust community of energy innovation, anchored by organizations such as Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and the National University of Singapore (NUS), which complement the work on smart grids and energy systems. This adds to an ecosystem of expertise that is driving the increasing adoption of solar technology.