Grants and Programs

• If you are a Registered Corporation, use over 54 TJ of Energy per annum, you may be required to complete an Energy Efficiency Opportunities Assessment (EEOA) for Registered Corporations.
• If you are expanding your site, or building a new one, and are likely to use over 54 TJ of energy per annum when operating 24×7, then you are required to complete an Energy Efficiency Opportunities Assessment (EEOA) for New Ventures.

Funding amount:

• Up to 50% of qualifying costs, capped at
• $250,000 per energy-intensive facility (i.e. consuming more than 54TJ of energy annually and registrable under the Energy Conservation Act); and
• $125,000 for other facilities.

To be eligible, you must:

The applicant must be a Singapore-registered owner or operator of an existing or proposed industrial facility that is or will be sited in Singapore.

Funding amount:

Up to 50% of the qualifying costs

To be eligible, you must:

• be a Singapore-registered owner or operator of an existing or proposed industrial facility that is or will be sited in Singapore;
• be recognised under the “Singapore Standard Industrial Classification (SSIC) 2015” as undertaking manufacturing activities; and
• have a group annual sales turnover of not more than S$500 million

Funding amount:

Up to 50% of the qualifying costs, capped at $200,000 over a 5-year period for any single facility.

To be eligible, you must:

• The owner or operator of the manufacturing facility must be registered in Singapore.
• The industrial facility for which the energy assessment is being carried out must be located in Singapore.
• Energy audits of relevant business activities of registered corporations under the Energy Conservation Act are not eligible for application from 1 Jan 2020.
• The capabilities of the selected Consultants** should be thoroughly assessed to ensure that they match the needs and requirements of your facility.
• Companies must have conducted a preliminary energy assessment at the time of application.
• The detailed energy assessment must not have commenced at the time of application. The company must not have signed a contract with the Consultant for the detailed energy assessment at the time of application.
• The detailed energy assessment should cover the whole plant or facility. Manufacturing equipment and processes may be excluded from the assessment. For large facilities, a partial assessment covering a complete system or part of the facility may be considered. Besides energy assessments, process plants can also carry out long-term monitoring of individual system components and overall systems to identify efficiency degradation. This is known as Energy Performance Monitoring. Such projects are also eligible for funding under E2F.
• • Appointed Consultant can either be:
• a) an external company, foreign or local, and accredited under the Energy Services Company (ESCO) Accreditation Scheme; or
• b) qualified internal assessment teams with good track record in carrying out energy assessments of a comparable scale and scope. Such teams must provide evidence of substantial experience in carrying out energy assessments of the scale and scope intended.

Eligibility criteria

• The owner or operator of a new industrial facility or the existing facility to undergo major expansion must be registered in Singapore;
• The new industrial facility or the existing facility to undergo major expansion must be sited in Singapore; and
• The detailed design of the facility must not have commenced at the time of application.
• The Consultants must be experienced and able to show good track record in carrying out design workshops of a comparable scale and scope. The capabilities of the selected Consultants must be thoroughly assessed to ensure that they have the capability to design or advise on the design of the facility concerned.

Funding amount

Up to 50% of the qualifying costs, capped at $600,000.

Eligibility criteria

• Singapore-registered owners or operators
• Group annual sales turnover of more than S$500 million
• Project based in Singapore
• Carbon reductions must occur

Funding amount

Funding is the lesser of 50% of qualifying cost, or calculated at an amount related to the annual carbon abatement.

Contact Northmore Gordon for the specific calculations.