SingHealth ramps up decarbonisation initiative with EV charger rollout

The group plans to deploy over 80 EV charging points across its institutions by year-end.

Singhealth, in partnership with SP Group (SP), has installed its first batch of 12 electric vehicle (EV) charging points at SingHealth Tower, located within the Singapore General Hospital (SGH) Campus.

Moreover, the group is evaluating the suitability of other EV types to be introduced to its campus fleet in the future.

This aligns with their plans to deploy over 80 EV charging points at various locations across Singhealth institutions by year-end.

"As our health and that of the planet are closely related, SingHealth's partnership with SP Group and continued commitment to other sustainable practices under SingHealth's Decarbonisation Plan, will in turn promote the well-being of our community and staff in the long run,” SingHealth’s Group COO, Tan Jack Thian, said.

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