As AI expansion and data center growthrapidly reshape global energy demand, a critical challenge has emerged: How do we deliver reliable power while accelerating industrial decarbonization?
Biomethane offers a powerful, scalable answer.
At the Singapore International Energy Week(SIEW 2026), Enwise joined industry leaders, policymakers, financial institutions, and clean-tech pioneers to explore strategies for scaling a resilient biomethane ecosystem across Southeast Asia.
This momentum comes at a pivotal moment forthe region. The Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) recently appointed Keppel Energy, Sembcorp Utilities, and Tuas Power Generation as biomethane
aggregators under Singapore’s groundbreaking 300MW regulatory sandbox—the first initiative of its kind in ASEAN. Powered by our proprietary dry anaerobic digestion technology, Enwise is fully prepared to support this vision and accelerate Southeast Asia’s transition toward low-carbon fuels.
Key Highlights from SIEW 2026
📍 VIP Delegation Visit at Our Joint Booth
On October 27, Enwise, alongsideco-partners Guofu Hydrogen Energy, Hycee, and EquatorRenewables Asia, was honored to welcome a distinguished governmentdelegation to our joint booth:
Ms. Gan Siow Huang, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and Trade and Industry
Mr. Augustin Lee, Permanent Secretary (Energy and Trade)
Mr. Keith Tan, Deputy Secretary
Mr. Edwin Khew, Chairman of the Sustainable Energy Association of Singapore (SEAS)
At the booth, Enwise showcased its end-to-endsolution—converting organic feedstock into bio-LNG to connect renewable energy sources with pressing industrial and power generation demands. Moving from potential to commercial deployment requires more than technology alone: it demands dependable supply chains, infrastructure readiness, bankable off-take structures, and strong ecosystem collaboration.
📍 SIEW Thinktank Roundtable: "FromPotential to Scale"
On October 29, Enwise CEO StéphaneVernède participated in the Thinktank Roundtable organized by the EnergyMarket Authority (EMA) of Singapore, titled "From Potential toScale." The session opened with remarks from Mr.Puah Kok Keong, Chief Executive of the Energy Market Authority ofSingapore. Together with key representatives from finance, infrastructure, and research institutions, the panel explored how targeted investment, advanced technology, supportive policy, and innovative market design can transform promising low-carbon technologies into bankable commercial projects.
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
Moderator: Qing Ang, Correspondent, The Straits Times
Key Takeaway:
Scaling clean energy relies heavily onestablishing a robust "chain of trust." Through seamless collaboration across the entire value chain—together with core partners Guofu Hydrogen Energy, Hycee, and Equator Renewables Asia—Enwise is committed to delivering reliable, end-to-end decarbonization solutions for off-takers.
We extend our sincere appreciation to thevisiting delegation, organizers, partners, and industry peers who visited our booth for inspiring conversations.
Enwise actively welcomes partnerships withindustrial energy users, off-takers, project developers, and investors looking to explore bio-LNG solutions across the Southeast Asian region.