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Tourism 2.0: Building Solar-Powered EV Hubs for Singapore’s Hospitality Sector

Tourism 2.0: Building Solar-Powered EV Hubs for Singapore’s Hospitality Sector

By Green Volt Admin

Singapore’s tourism industry is entering a new chapter. Sustainability is no longer just about having eco-friendly attractions, it is also about how guests travel, from airport transfers to hotel shuttles. As the Singapore Tourism Board...
From Diesel to Data: How Green Volt Helps SMEs Cut CO₂ Emissions per Vehicle

From Diesel to Data: How Green Volt Helps SMEs Cut CO₂ Emissions per Vehicle

By Green Volt Admin

The Heavy Burden of Diesel Fleets Vehicles in Singapore emit up to 6.4 million tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO₂) annually. For small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) dependent on logistics fleets, this means higher operating costs,...
The Business Case for Solar Logistics: Locking in Energy Costs Amid Rising Tariffs

The Business Case for Solar Logistics: Locking in Energy Costs Amid Rising Tariffs

By Green Volt Admin

Rising energy tariffs are reshaping the way small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Singapore manage logistics. For companies dependent on fleet operations, electricity price volatility can disrupt budgets and squeeze margins. By combining rooftop solar...
Solar Logistics in Singapore: A Resilient Power Play for Last-Mile SMEs

Solar Logistics in Singapore: A Resilient Power Play for Last-Mile SMEs

By Green Volt Admin

As Singapore accelerates toward net-zero goals, small and medium-sized logistics companies face rising energy costs and stricter environmental regulations. For these SMEs, the integration of electric vehicles (EVs) with solar-powered charging infrastructure is  strategic. Solar...
From Tender to Transition: How Agencies Can Strategize Electric Vehicle Procurement

From Tender to Transition: How Agencies Can Strategize Electric Vehicle Procurement

By Green Volt Admin

Public institutions across Singapore are now expected to lead the transition toward electric vehicles (EVs). With clear targets under Singapore’s Green Plan 2030 and the national Land Transport Master Plan 2040 vision to eliminate internal...
Driving ESG from the Ground Up: How Fleets Become Compliance Tools

Driving ESG from the Ground Up: How Fleets Become Compliance Tools

By Green Volt Admin

Fleet electrification is emerging as a powerful ESG tool in Singapore. With new reporting mandates led by SGX, ACRA, and MAS, businesses—from schools to SMEs—are adopting electric vehicles and using telematics to capture emissions data....
Beyond Incentives: Long-Term Value of EVs for Singapore SMEs and Agencies

Beyond Incentives: Long-Term Value of EVs for Singapore SMEs and Agencies

By Green Volt Admin

Electrifying fleets in Singapore isn’t just about incentives—it’s a long-term strategy. EV adoption lowers operating costs, boosts ESG credibility for public tenders, enhances brand perception, and future-proofs infrastructure in line with the EV Charging Act....
Greener Roads, Stronger Institutions: Building Public Trust Through Fleet Electrification

Greener Roads, Stronger Institutions: Building Public Trust Through Fleet Electrification

By Green Volt Admin

Singapore is accelerating its EV transition with firm regulatory mandates: no new diesel-only vehicles by 2025 and all new car registrations to be cleaner-energy models by 2030. Backed by strong infrastructure expansion, workforce training, and...
Singapore’s EV Transition Is Not Optional—It’s Inevitable

Singapore’s EV Transition Is Not Optional—It’s Inevitable

By Green Volt Admin

Singapore’s shift to sustainable transportation is already underway. Learn how businesses are using electric vehicles Singapore and EV infrastructure to lower emissions and lead the transition.