“Hard-to-abate sectors need to leverage technology and innovation to transit towards net zero carbon dioxide emissions. Keppel Infrastructure is well-positioned to support efforts to decarbonise key sectors, given our experience as a leading developer, technology solutions provider and operator of energy and environmental infrastructure in Singapore and the region,” says Chua Yong Hwee, executive director (new energy), Keppel Infrastructure.
“In line with Keppel’s Vision, 2030, which places sustainability at the core of its strategy, our collaboration with Air Liquide, Chevron and PetroChina will enable us to take another step towards addressing Singapore’s needs for a low carbon economy,” Chua adds.
Shares in Keppel closed 7 cents higher or 0.98% up at $7.24 on Sept 21.
