🚀 AI IS POWER HUNGRY. HOW DO WE FEED IT SUSTAINABLY?
As AI and data centers reshape global energy demand, one question matters more than ever: how can we deliver stable and reliable energy while accelerating decarbonization?
Biomethane could be key to the answer.
At Enwise, we upcycle challenging organic waste into renewable energy with our Dry Anaerobic Digestion (Dry AD) technology — engineered to handle high-solid and high-fiber feedstocks, including palm oil mill residues such as Empty Fruit Bunches (EFB). This capability ensures superior operational reliability and maximizes the output of premium bio-LNG.
🌱 Why does this matter for Singapore?
Singapore is leading the charge in Asia by targeting over 50% sustainable energy for data center operations, backed by an initial 9 million MMBtu/year biomethane regulatory sandbox.
However, Singapore faces a critical structural bottleneck: A lack of scalable, reliable regional biomethane supply.
By enabling a one stop solution onsite, from palm oil mill feedstock to bio-LNG liquefaction, Enwise unlocks 2.5x more energy yield per mill, turning regional agricultural waste streams into a bankable, high-density fuel source for Singapore's data infrastructure.
Traditional Approach vs. The Enwise Breakthrough:
• Energy Yield: 100,000 MMBtu/year/mill ➔ 250,000 MMBtu/year/mill
• Processing: Pipeline or centralized liquefaction ➔ Onsite liquefaction
• Applicability: Limited number of eligible mills ➔ Applicable to all mills
• Logistics: Complex logistic chain ➔ Simple logistic chain
• Commercials: Low bargaining power ➔ Direct contact with customer
💡 From potential to scale
Join Enwise CEO Stéphane Vernède alongside leading financial, energy, and policy experts at the SIEW Thinktank Roundtable C - Session 2, on Oct 29th at Marina Bay Sands.
Session: From Potential to Scale – What Enables Deployment of Low-Carbon Technologies
Date & Time: SIEW 2026 Oct 29| 14:50 – 15:30
Venue: Level 4, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore (10 Bayfront Ave)
Distinguished Panelists:
Megumi Muto | Deputy Chief Sustainability Officer, Mizuho Financial Group
Wooi Leong Tan | Senior Executive Director (Energy), Surbana Jurong Group
Prof Alessandro Romagnoli | Cluster Director, ERI@N
Stéphane Vernède | CEO, Enwise
Moderator: Qing Ang | Correspondent, The Straits Times
Together with leaders from finance, infrastructure and research, the discussion will explore how investment, technology, policy and market design can turn promising low-carbon technologies into bankable commercial projects.
Enwise extends its sincere thanks to Dr Ramprakash Kathiresan, for introducing Enwise to this important discussion.
AI is power hungry. Let's feed it sustainably.
🤝 Interested in biomethane, bio-LNG, organic waste valorization or renewable energy partnerships? Let's connect at SIEW!