Tuas Power

A big thank you to the Energy Market Company for hosting delegates from our shareholder - China Huaneng Group last week. The visit provided valuable insights into the Singapore energy market, its future developments, and promoted collaboration and good benchmarking practices. #TuasPower #ChinaHuanengGroup #EnergyTransition #NEMS #SingaporeEnergyMarket #EnergyMarketCompany

Tuas Power’s Senior Vice President, Retail Business, Lim Sam San, was part of the distinguished panel at the Discover+:Energy webinar, alongside other key leaders in the energy sector.    Thank you , Advisory Singapore, a fully youth-led charity dedicated to empowering young Singaporeans to make informed career and further education choices. This opportunity to connect with our students from institutes of higher learning helps to raise awareness of the power industry among our youths.

20 September 2024 marked the successful completion of the Energy Managers Programme for our Tuas Power managers, Lim Soo Wah and Willy Koh. Their participation in this programme reflects their commitment to continuous learning and professional growth. #TuasPower #EnergyManagersProgramme

As part of their study of best practices from businesses abroad, our managers, Lim Soo Wah and Willy Koh, joined their fellow coursemates in the Energy Managers Program to visit prestigious establishments like the Huaneng Beijing Co-generation Station, the Huaneng Clean Energy Research Institute, and several other notable organisations. #TuasPower #EnergyManagersProgramme #SingaporeInstituteofPowerandGas

Singapore introduced the Future Energy Fund (FEF) during the Budget earlier this year to support the nation’s transition towards clean energy. Our Chief Operating Officer, Michael Wong, was interviewed on Channel News Asia and commented that the FEF was the government's effort to bridge the gap between investors and consumers, ensuring that electricity prices remain affordable for consumers. Tuas Power is happy to be part of this journey towards Singapore’s transition to clean energy. Watch the interview here: https://lnkd.in/gxh4PPKs #EnergyTransition #CleanEnergy #Sustainability #FutureEnergyFund #TuasPower

Introducing our intern, Shanmugam Giridharan, from the JIDP Maintenance Department. He spoke with us about his early aspirations before beginning work at Tuas Power, one of Singapore's leading power generation firms. What course are you currently taking in school? Mechanical Engineering. What made you want to apply for the internship? The opportunity to learn about the newest desalination plant in Singapore. It offered a unique chance to diversify my understanding of mechanical systems. What attracted you the most about the internship? The hands-on learning aspect within a real-world engineering environment. I was eager to see how the theoretical knowledge from my course would translate into practical applications. What were your expectations coming into the role? I expected to gain exposure to the O&M procedures and develop a more nuanced understanding of the challenges faced within the facility and the industry. For additional information on Tuas Power, visit www.tuaspower.com.sg. #TuasPower #InternshipExperience #JIDPMaintenance #PoweringSustainably #NationalUniversityofSingapore

Powering Up Our Vision for a Sustainable Future We're thrilled to share insights from our recent participation in the Energy Managers Programme 2024 plant visit in July! Our managers, Lim Soo Wah and Willy Koh, had the privilege of immersing themselves in innovative energy solutions at the Singapore Cooling District and Sembcorp Tengeh Floating Solar Farm. These site visits were an invaluable opportunity to learn from industry peers and gain fresh perspectives on sustainable energy practices. Soo Wah was impressed with the ingenious use of space and technology, inspiring us to explore similar approaches for our projects. Willy highlighted the importance of well-planned infrastructure in optimising energy consumption, as shown by the Singapore District Cooling system. This visit has ignited new ideas on how Tuas Power can contribute to a greener and more efficient future. As Singapore's leading electricity provider, we are committed to driving sustainable energy solutions. These experiences have reinforced our dedication to pushing the boundaries of innovation and delivering exceptional value to our customers and the community. #TuasPower #EnergyManagersProgramme #Leadership #SingaporeInstituteofPowerandGas

Meet Chua Yen Yuan, our intern in the JIDP Operations Department. Before starting work at Tuas Power, one of Singapore's top power generation companies, she talked to us about her early hopes. What course are you currently taking? Chemical Engineering with a minor in Computer Science. What made you want to apply for the internship? The opportunity to explore the water industry, which plays a crucial role in sustainable development, immediately caught my attention. I was eager to apply my chemical engineering knowledge in a real-world setting. What attracted you the most about the internship? What attracted me the most was the focus on process engineering and optimisation. I was excited to gain hands-on experience and practical skills in these areas. What were your expectations coming into the role? Before starting the internship, I expected to be involved in various projects and assist engineers in solving real-world problems. I look forward to contributing to meaningful work and learning from experienced professionals. For additional information on Tuas Power, visit www.tuaspower.com.sg. #TuasPower #InternshipExperience #JIDPOperations #PoweringSustainably #NationalUniversityofSingapore

Each worker at Tuas Power is a valued member of the team. Sistla Satya Satvik, our Chemical & Environment Department intern, provided a brief overview of working at a leading power generation company in Singapore. Looking back, what crucial skills did you learn from the internship? My internship at Tuas Power sharpened my technical and problem-solving skills. I gained hands-on experience in plant operations and understood unit functions and maintenance. What did you like most about working with your mentors? Mentors guided thoroughly on plant operations, ensuring understanding through clear explanations and practical demonstrations. They emphasised safety through plant visits and by fostering a supportive learning environment. Do you have any messages for future interns interested in joining? The internship will shape your view of the industry. The hands-on experience you will receive is invaluable. It will help you understand the practical applications of your academic knowledge and prepare you for a career in the industry. Go to www.tuaspower.com.sg to find out more about Tuas Power. #TuasPower #SingaporePolytechnic #InternshipExperience #ChemicalandEnvironment #PoweringSustainably

Happy 59th Birthday, Singapore! 🇸🇬🎉 We're electrifying the nation with pride and passion from our power stations to your homes. 🏠 Let's celebrate this special day together, united as one, roaring with the spirit of Singapore! ♥️ #TuasPower #HappyNationalDay #MajulahSingapura