Singtel, EnterpriseSG first to launch sustainability programme for SMEs

EnterpriseSG will support up to 70% of the eligible costs for each participating SME.

Singtel and Enterprise Singapore (EnterpriseSG) have launched SPEED, a one-stop training programme for local small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to acquire the necessary capabilities and tools to advance their sustainability goals.

Developed in partnership with solution providers and Nanyang Polytechnic (NYP), the 15-month programme will guide enterprises on tracking their energy usage and carbon emissions via Internet of Things (IoT) solutions.

Attendees will then receive training and guidance on sustainability and digital technology to improve their sustainability performance and resource optimisation.

Further, IoT solutions will be deployed for resource usage baselines and to monitor their carbon emissions and energy usage in real-time.

EnterpriseSG will support up to 70% of the eligible costs for each participating SME.

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