Singapore's H2G Green Appoints Former EMA Director as CEO, Focuses on Clean Energy Innovation and Regional Expansion
Key Ideas
- Former EMA director Pek Hak Bin appointed as CEO of H2G Green, emphasizing clean energy innovation and regional growth.
- H2G Green has stakes in hydrogen and LNG companies, aiming to contribute to decarbonisation and expand into Southeast Asia.
- Pek plans to focus on championing clean energy innovation in Singapore, expanding regionally, and forming partnerships with like-minded organizations.
- Former CEO Lim Shao-lin steps down, emphasizing personal affairs, amidst legal charges related to false declarations about employment.
Former Energy Market Authority (EMA) director Pek Hak Bin has been appointed as the CEO of H2G Green, a Singapore-based energy transition firm. With vast experience in the energy sector, Pek aims to drive clean energy innovation and regional growth for the company. H2G Green holds stakes in hydrogen and LNG companies, positioning itself to contribute towards decarbonisation and expansion in Southeast Asia. Pek's strategic priorities include promoting clean energy innovation in Singapore, expanding into markets like the Philippines and Indonesia, and forming partnerships with organizations sharing similar values. Meanwhile, former CEO Lim Shao-lin stepped down to focus on personal matters and is facing legal charges related to false declarations about employment. Despite the challenges, H2G Green continues to navigate its growth trajectory, with a narrowed net loss and plans for future development under Pek's leadership.
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Utilities
Clean Energy
Net Zero Emissions
Energy Sector
LNG
Business Development
Regional Growth
Leadership Experience
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