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About the Sustainable Energy Start-Up Network (SESUN)
SEAS Sustainable Energy Start-Up Network was established in August 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 an is mostly focused in the area of digital applications, decentralised and off-grid system, clean energy (renewables , energy efficiency) and new frontier technologies (AI, blockchain, IoT).
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.
What SEAS offers to its Start-Ups
1. SEAS Start-Up Programme [Basic Level]
SEAS offers the following complimentary activities for start-ups:
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Fill up a standard form HERE, giving us your details and areas of interest and you are already a part of SEAS ecosystem and can have access to our committee meetings, networking events, legal clinics, invited speakers and more.
2. SEAS Start-Up Growth Programme
Join SEAS as an individual/ corporate member with a fee and you will be able to access our testbed partners, investing partners, mentors and R & D partners. Click HERE to join.
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The SCEM programme is designed for engineering professionals who intends to build their career as energy managers. It gives a thorough understanding of key energy issues either in building or industry sector. This programme will help participants develop the technical skills and competencies to manage and track energy usage within organisations. |
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A competent energy professional equipped and qualified to perform technical and managerial functions in the areas of:
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Core Modules
Elective Modules
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SCEM-P: Motor Driven Systems
Next Course Date: 27 - 29 July 2020 READ MORE |
SCEM-P: Building Envelope and Lighting Systems
Next Course Date: 10 - 12 Jun 2020 READ MORE |
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SCEM-P: Aircon and Mechanical Ventilation Systems Next Course Date: 26, 29-30 June 2020 READ MORE |
SCEM-P: Steam & Compressed Air Systems Next Course Date: 22-24 June 2020 READ MORE |
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SCEM-P: Energy Measurement & Audit READ MORE |
SCEM-P: Integrative Design for Energy Efficiency READ MORE |
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SCEM-P: Energy Management & Economics READ MORE |
SCEM-P: Combined Heat & Power Systems READ MORE |
Next Course Date: 20 - 22 July 2020 
Next Course Date: 13 - 15 July 2020 
Next Course Date: 12-14 August 2020 
Next Course Date: 17, 18 & 20 August 2020
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About-Us/Our-Committees/Clean-Energy-Committee
SEAS Clean Energy Committee has been active since 2007 to provide a forum for companies & individuals to discuss issues around clean energy policies, technologies and finance that impact the industry.
Like many countries in Southeast Asia, the abundant sunlight in Singapore, coupled with lower equipment costs, makes solar power a viable, alternative source of electricity for many businesses. The SEAS White Paper showed that solar power is now at grid parity, so it is competitive with traditional sources of energy and will be the leading renewable option for Singapore. Besides solar other options for Singapore will be biomass, biogas and marine renewables.
Asia’s solar energy industry is undergoing formidable growth. Advances in technology and changes in government policies and regulations have driven the industry’s expansion. It’s also been fuelled by lower equipment costs that have increased the potential for savings, making its adoption an economic imperative, not just an environmental issue.
The benefits of using this clean energy are immense and the outlook for the industry is very positive. Especially with options emerging for businesses that cannot afford the upfront costs. Solar leasing allows them to use solar power without having to buy, maintain or install the PV panels. Customers only pay for the solar energy that they use.
The Clean Energy Committee is chaired by Christophe Inglin and vice-chaired by Frank Phuan.
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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