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Keppel commits S$270,000 to Singapore schools’ environmental education through 2025
Keppel Care Foundation’s backing of the Singapore Environment Council’s School Green Awards is one strand of a broader push into environmental and sustainability education, alongside a S$500,000 gift to SUTD.
S$270K
Pledged to the Singapore Environment Council’s School Green Awards
Keppel Care Foundation, which coordinates the Keppel Group’s community contributions, has pledged S$270,000 over three years, from 2023 to 2025, to the Singapore Environment Council in support of its annual School Green Awards, a nationwide outreach programme that encourages students and teachers to advocate for the environment.
The pledge sits within the foundation’s three stated focus areas: protecting the environment, promoting education, arts and culture, and caring for the underprivileged.
Keppel’s core businesses span energy, infrastructure and asset management, which gives its environmental education spending a closer link to its operating footprint than is typical of corporate philanthropy elsewhere. The company frames climate and sustainability literacy among students as adjacent to its own shift toward becoming, in its words, a global asset manager and operator for sustainable solutions.
Last updated 3 September 2026.
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This publication is based on Keppel's own disclosures. Read the original at https://www.keppel.com/media/keppel-donates-270000-to-the-singapore-environment-council-sec-in-support-of-the-school-green-awards/.
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