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Captive Power Plants (CPP) are currently not an activity under the SAT.

Referencing to the “Guidance for Leveraging the Singapore-Asia Taxonomy in Green and Transition Financing” published by SSFA as of July 2025 – #9 Recognising enabling and value chain activities that support green and transition activities in the SAT states that, “For the avoidance of doubt, any project or facilities that are powered by captive coal power plants without a credible and time-bound transition plan shall be deemed as ineligible for transition financing.”

[Updated in Dec 2025]

General Membership Approval Criteria

Prioritise organisations with a defined approach to sustainable finance and have demonstrated thought leadership

Domain expertise in areas that are of strategic importance to SSFA

Prioritise corporates from sectors that are critical for Singapore’s decarbonisation

Ability and capacity to contribute to SSFA’s activities – workstreams and events

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FI Partners

  • Financial Services
  • Financial Regulators
  • Financial Sector Industry Bodies, Networks, Platforms & Associations

Industry Partners

  • Non-financial Sector Corporates
  • Non-financial Sector Industry Bodies, Networks, Platforms & Associations
  • Government Agencies

Knowledge Partners

  • Academia/IHLs*
  • Consulting and Advisory Services
  • Data Providers
  • International Organisations*
  • Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs)*
  • NGOs*

*Non-fee paying, by invitation only