Sustainable investing has long been a central part of Singapore’s development strategy – the country unveiled its first ever green plan in 1992. Lately, in February 2021, the country has released a new sustainability outlook whereby the ‘Singapore Green Plan 2030’ sets an ambitious target to peak carbon dioxide emissions by 65 million tonnes by 2030 and halve emissions to 33 millions tonnes by 2050.In order to achieve this, the nation is committed to using cleaner forms of fossil fuels in the short term while exploring greener options. Till date, over 95% of Singapore’s fuel mix comes from natural gas – coals comprises only 1% of the country’s fuel consumption, compared to nearly 30% in Japan and Germany.Furthermore, Singapore is expanding into renewable energy and recently completed const