How Singapore is powering its sustainable energy vision

Commercial buildings and industrial complexes use 80 per cent of Singapore’s electricity. Helping these buildings save every bit of electricity counts.

SP Digital has partnered Changi Airport and Nanyang Technological University to pilot smart meters that monitor energy use. These meters flag sudden spikes - which may be a sign of leaks - and have helped the airport cut operational costs significantly.

GET Green Energy Tech

GET™ is a suite of solutions that integrates different building systems and diverse data sources to create a seamless, sustainable utilities management experience for our customers. Powered by EnergyTech, the Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI), GET enables building owners and facility managers to leverage smart insights to optimise energy efficiency, enhance occupant experience, and advance sustainability efforts.

OCBC secures $50 million, 15-year naming rights deal as main sponsorship partner of Singapore Sports Hub

The deal, inked on Monday morning, is in excess of $50 million. The 15-year contract will see OCBC own naming rights to the multi-purpose indoor arena, aquatic centre, the National Stadium Club Lounge at the north and south wings of the National Stadium, and the VIP lounge in the Singapore Indoor Stadium. An in-principle agreement for a "significant partnership" has also been reached with OCBC Bank's insurance subsidiary, Great Eastern Holdings.

How do companies create value from digital ecosystems?

Leading companies are increasingly offering an interconnected set of services—from Alibaba offering a broad ecosystem of lifestyle services (including retail, payments, credit scoring), to Apple launching an AppleCard with Goldman Sachs (expanding on ApplePay), and BMW/Daimler creating a shared mobility ecosystem with a number of startups (Car2Go, moovel, Mytaxi) under the Your Now brand.

Dubai raises Dh1.8b from Metro-naming rights and funding

Money train: New fund routes laid

  • Dh900 million out of Dh1.804 billion generated from financing construction of stations.
  • The rest of the revenues generated by the naming rights initiative.
  • Naming rights of the rest of the stations were bought at values between Dh70 and Dh90 million
  • Value of the the stations varied depending on their locations, the expected number of commuters from each station and other factors.