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2010
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January |
To reflect its new business portfolio, Tuas Power Utilities Pte Ltd was
renamed TP Asset Management Pte Ltd. The Company will now concentrate on providing project
management and asset management services for its clients.
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2009
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December |
TP Utilities Pte Ltd was established to undertake all businesses related to the
Tembusu Multi-Utilities Complex, which is currently being built in the Tembusu industrial area of
Jurong Island.
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September |
Tuas Power Generation Pte. Ltd. was incorporated to undertake the electricity
generation and retail businesses of Tuas Power Ltd. Tuas Power Generation Pte. Ltd. now manages
Tuas Power Station and is the parent company of Tuas Power Supply Pte Ltd.
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2008
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October |
TPGS Green Energy officially turned over the operations of Singapore’s
largest trigeneration plant to global pharmaceutical company Schering-Plough LTD.
A handover ceremony was held at the premises of Schering-Plough LTD to mark the
successful completion of the 10 MW natural gas-fired trigeneration plant, which
was developed and built by TPGS under a partnership with Schering-Plough LTD.
Tuas Power launched its Green Consultancy Service to help companies improve the design
of their new buildings to achieve higher energy efficiency and reduce the impact on the environment.
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| September |
Tuas Power announced that it will build a new state-of-the-art
multi-utilities complex comprising a cogeneration plant, a desalination plant,
and a waste water treatment facility in the Tembusu area on Jurong Island.
Scheduled to commence operations by 2011, the Tembusu Multi-Utilities Complex
will serve the cluster of industries that are setting up shop in the area.
Tuas Power was awarded the contract to supply an integrated suite of multi-utilities
services to the new NExBTL renewable diesel production plant that Finnish oil refiner
Neste Oil Corporation is building in Singapore. The plant will be located next to the
Tuas Power-owned power station in Tuas South.
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| July |
Huaneng Power International, Inc, acquired Sino-Sing Power,
which owns Tuas Power Ltd, from China Huaneng Group. Tuas Power Ltd is now a
member of Huaneng Power International, Inc.
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| May |
TPGS Green Energy held a groundbreaking ceremony for the two
5MW cogeneration facilities that it is building for ISK Singapore, a subsidiary
of Ishihara Sangyo Kaisha, Ltd (ISK). ISK is one of the top manufacturers of
titanium oxide in the world. This project marks the first ever cogeneration
plant to be commissioned by a Japanese company in Singapore
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| March |
China Huaneng Group, through its wholly-owned subsidiary SinoSing
Power Pte Ltd, successfully acquired Tuas Power Ltd from Temasek Holdings.
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2007
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October |
TPGS Green Energy officially handed over Singapore’s first trigeneration plant to pharmaceutical
giant Pfizer Inc on 30 October. The Pfizer trigeneration plant was developed and built by TPGS
under a partnership with Pfizer Asia Pacific. Under a 15-year agreement with Pfizer, TPGS will
offer utility provision, maintenance asset management services for the trigeneration facility.
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| September |
On 14 September, Tuas Power Supply (TPS) became Singapore’s very first electricity retailer to
initiate a value-added scheme for its customers. Called the Tuas Power Supply Green Programme,
it aims to encourage companies to conduct regular assessments to improve energy efficiency and
minimise the environmental impact of their operations.
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| July |
Tuas Power entered into a joint venture with Water and Environmental Technologies (WET) Pte Ltd,
a subsidiary of Beng Kuang Marine Limited, through a 60 per cent stake in environmental recycling
firm, New Earth Singapore Pte Ltd.
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| April |
On 20 April 2007, Tuas Power was awarded the ISO 14001:2004 certification as an endorsement for
the Company’s commitment towards environment-friendly operations.
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| February |
TPGS Green Energy signed a contract for the development of Singapore’s largest trigeneration
plant for Schering-Plough Pte Ltd. The 9.2 MW plant is expected to be completed by mid 2008.
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2006
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November |
TPGS Green Energy held a groundbreaking
ceremony for its first trigeneration development project -
a 5 MW facility for the provision of electricity, steam and chilled water for one of its client companies.
The event was officiated by Dr Amy Khor,
Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Ministry of Environment and Water Resources).
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| September |
Tuas Power entered into a joint venture with Gas Supply Pte Ltd to form TPGS Green Energy Pte
Ltd. TPGS provides trigeneration and cogeneration services to large manufacturing
facilities in Singapore.
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| March |
Tuas Power Supply Pte Ltd (TPS) launched a new credit card scheme for SME consumers.
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2005
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September |
The development of Stage II Tuas Power Station was completed with the commissioning of CCP Block 4.
The latest addition to the Company’s plant portfolio brings the Station to its
licensed capacity of 2,670 MW.
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| March |
Tuas Power Ltd celebrated its 10th Anniversary
since incorporation. A series of celebrations to
mark this special year was organised, including
a community project that raised a
total of $100,000 for the Movement for the
Intellectually Disabled of Singapore.
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2004
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June |
Tuas Power Ltd and Gas Supply Pte Ltd (GSPL) signed
an End User Agreement for the supply of natural gas to Tuas
Power Station from 1 April 2005, for a period of 18 years.
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| January |
Tuas Power Supply celebrated the achievement of signing
more than 1,000 accounts by holding an Appreciation Dinner for its customers.
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2003
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October |
Tuas Power signed a Memorandum of Understanding
(MOU) with Kyushu Electric Power Co., Inc. agreeing to the exchange
of information and technical knowledge for the purpose of
mutual advancement in the business of electricity generation
and retail.
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| May |
Tuas Power Supply Pte Ltd launched new electricity
supply packages catered for the Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) segment.
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2002
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January |
Tuas Power commenced commercial operation of Combined Cycle Power Plant Block 2.
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2001
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November |
Tuas Power commenced commercial operation of Combined Cycle Power Plant Block 1.
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| October |
The contracts for the development of Tuas Power Stage II Combined Cycle Plant Blocks 3 and 4
was signed.
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| May |
Tuas Power Supply Pte Ltd signed its first batch
of customers.
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2000
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November |
Tuas Power Supply Pte Ltd was awarded the public
license as a private electricity supplier by the Public Utilities
Board.
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| June |
Tuas Power Supply Pte Ltd was incorporated for
the purpose of entering into the contestable market of the electricity
supply business.
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1999
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December |
Stage I of Tuas Power Station was fully completed
with the commissioning of Unit 2 of the 600MW oil-fired steam
sets.
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| October |
The construction for the first 2 blocks of 367.5MW
single shaft Combined Cycle Plants (CCP) under Stage II development
commenced.
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| March |
Unit 1 in Stage I Tuas Power Station was commissioned
into service.
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1998
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November |
Tuas Power Ltd entered the Singapore Electricity
Pool and began trading electricity and competing to generate
in the Pool.
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| September |
Tuas Power Ltd was converted to a public unlisted
company.
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| April |
The Singapore Electricity Pool (SEP) was established. Tuas Power became a member of the Pool.
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1997
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June |
The Public Utilities Board (PUB) granted a generation
license to Tuas Power.
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1995
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October |
Singapore began the restructuring of the electricity
industry.
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| March |
Tuas Power Pte Ltd was formed as a wholly owned
subsidiary of Temasek Holdings.
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1994
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The Public Utilities Board (PUB)
began planning and construction of two 600MW oil-fired steam
generating sets for Stage I at Tuas Power Station.
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