EMA invites written comments and feedback on the consultation paper. Please send your submissions to EMA_MDD_Demand@ema.gov.sg by 2 March 2026, 2359 hrs. Please note that anonymous and/or late submissions will not be considered.
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EMA has extended the closing date for the Request for Information. Participants now have additional time to review the consultation paper and provide their feedback.
New submission deadline: 31 March 2026, 23:59 Singapore time
All comments and feedback on the consultation paper must be submitted to EMA by the revised deadline. For details on the consultation paper, please refer to the document available in the Downloads section below.
Overview
As outlined in Singapore’s Demand-Side Flexibility Roadmap, EMA is exploring the feasibility and design of a new programme to incentivise demand-side resources to provide contingency reserves for extended periods.
Demand-side resources refer to consumers who support power system needs by:
- Reducing electricity usage when required; and
- Deploying small, modular energy generation and storage systems within their premises to meet their own electricity needs.
For more details, please refer to the Consultation Paper.
