What is the Resource Portal?

We empower businesses in Singapore to accelerate their decarbonisation journey.

About Us

Supporting local businesses to generate more accurate emission inventory that is reflective of Singapore’s conditions and empower them to make informed decisions to help reduce carbon footprint on their environmental impact.

Our Story

The Resource Portal is a core component of NetZeroHub.SG and a joint initiative between Singapore Business Federation (SBF) and Sustainability Alliance (SA). The close collaboration between SBF and SA reflects the commitment by various trade associations and chambers in Singapore to unite to better organise existing resources, prevent duplicative efforts, and support Singapore businesses with their net zero transition. SA comprises trade associations from diverse sectors, which would allow initiatives with SBF to become available to companies from a wide spectrum of industries.

Singapore Business Federation Sustainability Alliance

Singapore Business Federation


As the apex business chamber, the Singapore Business Federation champions the interests of the business community in Singapore in trade, investment and industrial relations. Nationally, SBF acts as the bridge between the government and businesses in Singapore to create a conducive business environment. Internationally, SBF represents the business community in bilateral, regional and multilateral fora for the purpose of trade expansion and business networking. 

Sustainability Alliance


Sustainability Alliance is founded in October 2022 by Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCCI), Sustainable Energy Association of Singapore (SEAS), and SGTech. ​


The alliance is formed to drive adoption of industry-wide enabling initiatives on reducing waste and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions through adopting clean energy matrices, technologies, and practices, as well as policy and finance, to facilitate businesses – particularly small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in achieving measurable transformations towards meeting Singapore Green Plan targets.