The Governments of Singapore and the United Kingdom have announced a partnership to strengthen Southeast Asia’s clean energy and sustainable infrastructure landscape. As part of the collaboration, the UK will commit USD120 million to Singapore’s Financing Asia’s Transition Partnership (FAST-P) programme, channelling the investment through British International Investment (BII).
The initiative aims to bridge funding gaps in regional infrastructure by mobilising capital for low-carbon energy projects and scaling innovative, sustainable business models. The financial support will contribute to improving energy security and advancing climate resilience in Southeast Asia.
Beyond funding, the partnership includes technical assistance for early-stage project development and seeks to involve the private sector in delivering practical clean energy solutions. Both governments have highlighted the importance of accelerating energy transition efforts across the region through collaborative and scalable approaches.