Chinese clean energy firm MoU and Singapore-based solar developer Sunseap plan to jointly deliver 100 MW of distributed solar PV in Singapore by the end of next year and 500 MW by 2021. The companies plan to spend $500m by 2020 on energy efficiency in buildings; rooftop and floating solar plants, particularly in industrial parks; supply of 300 MW of n-type double-glass modules; LED and energy-saving services; Singaporean power trading; virtual power stations; energy management hosting and micro-grids.
Chinese clean energy firm Linyang Energy and Singapore-based solar developer Sunseap plan to jointly deliver 100 MW of distributed solar PV in Singapore by the end of next year and 500 MW by 2021. The companies plan to spend $500m by 2020 on energy efficiency in buildings; rooftop and floating solar plants, particularly in industrial parks; supply of 300 MW of n-type double-glass modules; LED and energy-saving services; Singaporean power trading; virtual power stations; energy management hosting and micro-grids.