As announced at Budget 2022, Singapore is bringing forward its net-zero timeline "by or around mid-century", as part of the green initiatives. The biggest highlight was probably carbon taxes that were introduced in 2019 at S$5 per tonne of emissions and will be raised to S$25 per tonne in 2024 and 2025. Wong Wai Meng, SGTech Chair & CEO, Keppel Data Centres shares how this new carbon tax increase will impact businesses and what are Keppel Data's plans to hopefully not feel the impact from this increase.

As announced at Budget 2022, Singapore is bringing forward its net-zero timeline "by or around mid-century", as part of the green initiatives.&nbsp;The biggest highlight was probably carbon taxes that were introduced in 2019 at S$5 per tonne of emissions and will be raised to S$25 per tonne in 2024 and 2025. Wong Wai Meng, SGTech Chair &amp; CEO, Keppel Data Centres&nbsp;shares how this new carbon tax increase will impact businesses and what are Keppel Data's plans to hopefully not feel the impact from this increase.

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