This time, finance presenter Chua Tian Tian got up bright and early to head down to global investor Temasek’s corporate headquarters located at The Atrium@Orchard to find out more about the key happenings at Ecosperity Week 2026.

Organised by Temasek, Ecosperity is the firm’s key platform for sustainability and advocacy. 

Themed ‘Asia’s Race Towards 2030: Powered by Innovation, Driven by Intent’, the event, which took place earlier this week, brought together leaders across government, business, finance and civil society to explore practical, scalable innovations, policies and partnerships that can help translate the region’s 2030 climate ambitions into real-world impact. 

So where does Temasek see capital moving and how is it encouraging long term-investors to put money into the energy transition through a systems approach across renewables, infrastructure and other climate technologies? 

How does Temasek see what makes a green project investable and how does it align the interests of innovators, policymakers and investors to get deals done? 

And in terms of execution, how can policymakers and the business community come together to structure deals in such a way to de-risk projects while unlocking capital?

Tian Tian posed these questions to Steve Howard, Vice Chairman, Sustainability, Temasek.

This time, finance presenter Chua Tian Tian got up bright and early to head down to global investor Temasek&rsquo;s corporate headquarters located at The Atrium@Orchard to find out more about the key happenings at Ecosperity Week 2026.
Organised by Temasek, Ecosperity is the firm&rsquo;s key platform for sustainability and advocacy.&nbsp;
Themed &lsquo;Asia&rsquo;s Race Towards 2030: Powered by Innovation, Driven by Intent&rsquo;, the event, which took place earlier this week, brought together leaders across government, business, finance and civil society to explore practical, scalable innovations, policies and partnerships that can help translate the region&rsquo;s 2030 climate ambitions into real-world impact.&nbsp;
So where does Temasek see capital moving and how is it encouraging long term-investors to put money into the energy transition through a systems approach across renewables, infrastructure and other climate technologies?&nbsp;
How does Temasek see what makes a green project investable and how does it align the interests of innovators, policymakers and investors to get deals done?&nbsp;
And in terms of execution, how can policymakers and the business community come together to structure deals in such a way to de-risk projects while unlocking capital?
Tian Tian posed these questions to Steve Howard, Vice Chairman, Sustainability, Temasek.

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Under the Radar: (SPECIALS) How is Temasek encouraging long term investors to put money into the green transition? Its Vice Chairman of Sustainability explains.