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The Singapore Certified Energy Manager supports the Energy Conservation Act as the interface between the company and National Environment Agency (NEA).
The Energy Conservation Act mandates energy efficiency requirements and energy management practices to promote energy conservation, improve energy efficiency and reduce environmental impact, and to make consequential and related amendments to certain other written laws.
Below are the modules to be completed under SCEM, learners complete 4 core & 2 elective modules
- 2 years working experience, ideally in energy or energy efficiency
- A regonised engineering degree by SCEM registry
The list of regonised institutes from the SCEM registry can be downloaded here:
Singaporeans and Permanent Residents are eligible for E2I funding of 40% off full course fees.
Total course fees after funding: $3,340
*All fees are quoted before GST
*Funding shall be on a reimbursement basis, course fees of $5500 are paid in full
If you are eligible and wish to register, download and complete this form. We will verify your application status and respond within 2 working days.
Please send the following documents to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
SCEM Application Form
Latest Resume or CV
Engineering degree certificate
Signed Terms and Condition
Company Supporting Letter (if company sponsored)
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About-Us/Our-Committees/SESUN-Working-Group
SEAS Sustainable Energy Start-Up Network (SESUN) was established in 2018 which saw the sustainable energy industry and many new start-up companies coming together to brainstorm and share their feedback on the various challenges they face as start-up companies. This new group provides the members an opportunity to seek market exposure, strategic partnerships and investments.
Sustainable energy requires constant innovation to drive down costs, improve efficiency and reduce impact of energy sector on climate change. Start-ups can have an important role to play by advancing clean, decentralized and digital solutions for the sector.
SEAS Sustainable Energy Start-Up Network (SESUN) committee is chaired by Melvyn Yeo
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About-Us/Our-Committees/Marine-Renewable-Energy-Working-Group
The Sustainable Energy Association of Singapore set up the Marine Renewable Energy Working Group together in April 2018. Marine renewable energy refers to anything in the marine space used to generate renewable energy such as floating solar panels and ocean renewable energy technologies (e.g. tidal range, currents, wave, thermal gradient, salinity gradient).
The Marine Renewable Energy is a sunrise industry, which has more than 1,000 sites in Asia that could cater to 200MW for each site in the Southeast Asian Region.
In line with Singapore’s drive towards a sustainable future, various efforts that address energy security and economic impact are being explored. Marine Renewable Energy (MRE) and its related sectors are relevant upcoming contributors to Singapore’s energy mix. Singapore potentially has substantial MRE resource that can be harnessed for various applications.
Being a recognized leader in innovation and research in the region, Singapore has the great opportunity to take the lead in Southeast Asia (SEA) to drive the adoption of MRE and related technologies.
Committee Objectives:
Committee Members responsibilities:
- Review all relevant material before committee meetings
- Attend committee meetings and contribute objective opinions on issues raised
- Support the efforts of the committee by carrying out actionable items after the meeting (if any)
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