Developing the Ninh Thuan Solar Power Plant in partnership with Sunseap supports InfraCo Asia's aim to serve as a catalyst for future infrastructure development in the countries and sectors in which we work. We hope this project will serve as a benchmark for future investors, demonstrating the commercial viability, development impact, and environmental benefits that can be achieved.

...We have created an innovative structure to finance this portfolio of rooftop solar projects on a limited-recourse basis and in a single loan facility. The financing is expected to help different industries in Singapore - from education to transportation to technology - offset their carbon footprint.

Our manufacturing operations in Singapore have long been recognized as a leader in environmental protection. Switching on this solar roof marks a new milestone in our sustainability journey and accelerates our progress towards our goal of achieving a 20% reduction in GHG emissions globally, by 2022.

Our continued financing of Sunseap's activities is another example of how we promote and contribute to the region's transition to renewable energy sources. We will continue to focus on identifying more opportunities to help economies, industries and companies reduce their carbon footprint.

This partnership with Sunseap Group is a significant step in sustainability for us. It is a unique opportunity for us to do more for the environment while continuing to provide the highest standards of quality and service to our customers…

We are pleased to collaborate with Sunseap Group to implement this initiative in one of our workers accommodations in Singapore. Going forward, we will continue to engage in business practices that support environmental sustainability.

Our solar power deal will help PSA significantly reduce carbon emissions from our buildings at Pasir Panjang Terminal, making them more environmentally friendly. It will boost our commitment to renewable energy for years to come.

Today, 100 per cent of our operations in the United States and China are powered by renewable energy. Worldwide, the figure is at more than 87 per cent. Singapore is at the Equator and is a good source of solar energy.

We believe in supporting other local start-ups and want to play our part in environmental conservation by using a form of renewable energy. We also enjoy some cost savings.

Panasonic's 2.4MW solar system is the largest installation on a single site in the consumer electronics sector. Through our solar leasing collaboration with Sunseap, we hope to contribute to the Group's target of reducing 700,000 tonnes of carbon emissions by 2016 through green manufacturing practices.

This project with Sunseap allowed us to reduce our carbon footprint and achieve considerable cost savings via Sunseap's zero-cost investment model. Over the next few years, we hope to implement solar installations at all of our offices and workshops in Singpore.

The 1 MegaWatt-peak (MWp) solar system that Sunseap installed has allowed us to offset 10 percent of the school's energy needs. The installed system serves as an actual example of sustainability practice by Singapore American School (SAS) that students can use to better grasp the concept of sustainability.

We have saved around 20% on our electricity tariffs. That means our cost has gone down quite significantly. It also helps to know that the electricity we use today does not take a lifetime to replenish.