Jason Tay

Keppel Infrastructure Holdings Pte Ltd

Keppel Infrastructure (KI) drives the Group's strategy to develop, invest in, own and operate sustainable infrastructure. Keppel Infrastructure possesses end to end expertise in power and renewables, waste & water treatment, and zero emission energy-as-a-service. In Energy Infrastructure, KI has a track record of developing, owning and operating power plants in Brazil, China, the Philippines and Nicaragua. In Singapore, it operates a 1,300 MW gas fired combined cycle power plant on Jurong Island. Through its subsidiary, Keppel Seghers, its advanced technology solutions addresses a wide spectrum of environmental issues such as solid waste, wastewater, drinking and process water, biosolids and sludge. Keppel Seghers' in-house Research & Development capabilities, as well as strategic alliances with global research institutes enable it to continuously improve its technology. Keppel DHCS, a KI subsidiary, is the first and largest district cooling systems (DCS) developer and service provider in Singapore, providing DCS services though the development and operation of such systems at major business and industrial parks, including Changi Business Park, one-north and Woodlands Wafer Fab Park. In 2010, Keppel DHCS made its first foray into China to provide district heating and cooling systems services in the Eco-Business Park of the Sino-Singapore Tianjin Eco-City. The plant incorporates geothermal technology to support its heating and cooling requirements and commenced commercial operations in August 2013. Keppel Infrastructure has also ventured into new segments such as EV charging as well as cross-borders renewable import and Low-carbon energy supply chain.