Enterprise Sustainability Programme
Up to 70% co-funding for sustainability capability-building projects
Administered by Enterprise Singapore · Window: 2021-10-04 → Ongoing
Support type
Capability grant + advisory support
Enterprise Singapore's Enterprise Sustainability Programme supports Singapore enterprises building sustainability capability — including for decarbonisation projects, carbon accounting, and green-supply-chain initiatives. Co-funds up to 70% of qualifying project costs (SMEs) or 50% (non-SMEs) for capability-building, training, and consultancy work. Not a direct fleet electrification incentive, but relevant for scoping and readiness projects.
Who qualifies
- · Singapore-registered enterprises with viable business operations
- · SMEs receive higher (70%) co-funding; larger enterprises receive up to 50%
- · Projects must address measurable sustainability capability outcomes — carbon accounting, sustainability reporting, decarbonisation roadmapping
- · Fleet electrification readiness scoping projects can qualify where framed as decarbonisation capability-building
How to apply
- 1. Prepare a project scope and proposal (typically with a designated consultancy partner)
- 2. Submit through Enterprise Singapore's Business Grants Portal (BGP)
- 3. Approval is per-project — expect 4–8 weeks for evaluation depending on scope
- 4. Grant is disbursed against milestones — some claim-back after project completion
Caps and window
Per-project caps apply and vary by scope. Verify current terms with Enterprise Singapore before scoping.
Notes
Useful for funding the scoping and consultancy work that precedes physical fleet electrification — where the Fleet Electrification Readiness Report itself could potentially be structured as an ESP-supported engagement, subject to eligibility confirmation.
Source
Verified programme details: Enterprise Singapore
Frequently asked questions
What is the Enterprise Sustainability Programme (ESP)?
ESP is Enterprise Singapore's capability-building grant for sustainability projects. It co-funds up to 70% of qualifying project costs for SMEs, or up to 50% for larger enterprises. Fleet electrification scoping and readiness projects can often be structured to qualify.
Who qualifies for ESP?
Singapore-registered enterprises with viable business operations. SMEs receive higher co-funding tier (70%); non-SMEs receive up to 50%. Projects must address measurable sustainability capability outcomes.
Can EV Readiness Reports be funded by ESP?
Fleet electrification readiness scoping projects can qualify where framed as decarbonisation capability-building. Application is subject to Enterprise Singapore evaluation on the specific project scope.
Applying this grant to your site
Whether this grant is worth applying for depends on your site profile, fleet size, and timing. The Fleet Electrification Readiness Check surfaces which schemes fit — free, 5 minutes.
Disclaimer. Grant windows, quotas, and eligibility criteria are set by the administering agencies (LTA and others) and are subject to change. Readers should verify current terms directly with the agency before making investment or purchase decisions. This information is provided for reference and is not financial or legal advice.