Farmington, MI – December 22, 2023 – The CEO Views is proud to recognize Sea Forrest, a leading provider of green technology solutions as one of the ‘Innovators of the Year 2023’.
Farmington, MI – December 22, 2023 – The CEO Views is proud to recognize Sea Forrest, a leading provider of green technology solutions as one of the ‘Innovators of the Year 2023’.
On 26 October 2023, the Chamber delivered the 8th SICC Awards Ceremony & Gala at the Heliconia Ballroom, Marina Bay Sands.
Cyan Renewables today, together with its consortium of six other partners, announced the launch of a green energy consortium to jointly design and develop electric harbour craft operations in Singapore.
George Lee, Founder and CEO of Sea Forrest, was invited to be a speaker at the UOB Sustainability Compass Forum on the 18th August 2023. Moderated by Mr Don Wee, Corporate Sustainability office, UOB, the sharing revolved around “Going Sustainable as an SME”.
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that want to go green can refer to a new step-by-step guide to training programmes and grants launched on Friday.
Singapore shipbuilder Strategic Marine remains on track to list on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) in 2024 despite global economic headwinds.
One of the most difficult issues for the industry players carrying out complex marine and offshore enterprises is planning large projects with several phases, dependencies, and demanding customer deadlines. Hence, partnering with a competent partner who can help steer through these projects is indeed imperative today. Leveraging 20 years of in-depth experience, George has two decades of experience in steering through the complexity of managing marine and offshore projects.
While cost is an oft-cited barrier for firms looking to adopt greener solutions, industry watchers and officials say the pursuit of sustainability can bring companies new opportunities and ultimately, more business.
Sea Forrest Power Solutions Pte Ltd (“SFP”) is proud to be in The Coastal Sustainability Alliance to decarbonise Singapore’s coastal delivery system.
It is undeniable that climate change is real, manifesting itself in various ways from rising temperatures to extreme weather conditions and largely due to the greenhouse gas emissions caused by the burning of fossil fuels.
While we are well aware of the causes of climate change, the maritime industry, in particular, is on high alert. Shipping contributes to 2 to 3 percent of all carbon emissions due to high sulfur fuel oil (HSFO), which is burned when conventional propulsion systems are used. While many may believe this percentage is somewhat negligible, it is expected to grow to 17 percent by 2050, making it crucial that marine vessel owners adopt new ways of powering their vessels.