Products
Renewable Energy.
Solar Photovoltaic System Integration.
'MARINA BAY SANDS'
In 2006, in-line with Singapore’s initiative to adopt a more sustainable energy system and tapping on our extensive experience in the building services industry, Asiatic Engineering embarked on the Renewable Energy Business.
With over 3MW of solar system integration projects, worth more than $9.0 million undertaken and completed, we have established ourselves as a key player in the renewable energy market. We will continually strive to improve our project management capabilities riding on the latest technological advances to earn our place in the green revolution in promoting a more sustainable environment.
Our services as a Solar PV System Integrator, include full system design; supply of various types of PV modules, inverters, AC/DC panels and power monitoring systems; and installation & commissioning.
RENEWABLE ENERGY
Marina Bay Sands . 145kWp
Asiatic in collaboration with CONERGY, Singapore, provides solar power on one of the most iconic landmarks in Singapore’s skyline, MARINA BAY SANDS, one of Asia’s leading destinations for business, leisure and entertainment.
Asiatic was the appointed the solar PV system integrator by Conergy, one of the region’s largest downstream solar companies. Asiatic joint-designed with Conergy the 145kW solar system, constructed & installed and commissioned the system. This is by far the highest location in the country that Asiatic has fitted panels, at 200m above sea level.
RENEWABLE ENERGY
Housing Development Board Flats. 5MW
Asiat ic supplied, installed & system integrated HDB’s solar PV pilot project in the Serangoon and Sembawang precincts in 2006. This was followed by the Treelodge @Punggol, which is Singapore’s first Green Mark Platinum awarded public housing project. Located in Punggol New Town, the Eco-Precinct was launched in March 2007. Since then,Asiat ic had undertaken numerous project by HDB which included installations in the Ang Mo Kio, Simei, Hong Kah, Hougang, Bukit Merah, Kallang, Jurong East, Tampines and Woodlands precincts.
RENEWABLE ENERGY
Supertrees @Garden By The Bay. 47.6kWp
Seven of the ‘Supertrees’ dominating the landscape at the iconic Gardens by the Bay are integrated with high efficiency PV modules.
The solar PV system designed, supplied, installed and integrated by Asiatic, contributes close to 70% of the energy required to power the light-up of these ‘trees’. Installed on the rim of the ‘tree funnels’, these solar photovoltaic modules are of high efficiency monocrystalline type, generating a total output of 47.6 kWp from the seven ‘Supertrees’.
RENEWABLE ENERGY
City Gallery & ‘Breezze Shelters’ By The Waterfront Promenade. 33.0kWp + 12 kWp
Asiatic was awarded over $1.0mil project to carry out solar system integration works at Waterfront Promenade’s Marina Bay City Gallery and the iconic Breeze Shelters. 12kWp grid-tied, Poly-crystalline BIPV solarmodules were installed to power up the large fans in the breeze shelters. The City Gallery is housed in a 2-storey building with sustainable design features. The glass roof of the gallery is integrated with 33kWp grid-tied, mono-crystalline solar modules (BIPV). The installation provides part of the gallery’s energy needs.
RENEWABLE ENERGY
Khoo Teck Puat Hospital. 137kWp
A 137 kWp solar PV system, part of the EDB's Clean Energy Research and Test-bedding programme, harnessed clean and renewable energy to help offset the hospital’s carbon footprint. As part of the test bed, various types of modules were installed to make up the total output. Asiatic designed, supplied & installed xxkWp of poly-crystal line modules; xxkWp of thin-film modules and xxkWp of mono-crystal line BIPV modules on the roof of the main drive way of the hospital. Apart from solar PV, Asiatic also installed xxkWp of solar tubes a solar thermal system which produces hot water for the hospital’s needs.
RENEWABLE ENERGY
Singapore Mass Rapid Transit (SMRT)
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