Singapore-based energy technology company Ampotech has received the Special Recognition Award for SMEs at the Sustainability Impact Awards 2026 for its use of Internet of Things (IoT) and AI-enabled software to support energy efficiency and decarbonization. The award was presented on September 23 in Singapore by The Business Times and UOB, with the National University of Singapore’s Centre for Governance and Sustainability as knowledge partner.
Ampotech’s approach combines connected hardware, operational data and AI-enabled software in a unified platform that can monitor and analyze energy assets, electrical equipment and other systems across buildings and vessels. The platform is designed to provide organizations with greater visibility into energy and asset performance, helping identify opportunities for energy savings, operational improvements and emissions reduction.
Two projects highlighted in connection with the award demonstrate the technology’s application beyond conventional energy monitoring. At Labrador Tower, a greenfield commercial development in Singapore, Ampotech progressively implemented and commissioned its energy management solution alongside the building’s construction schedule. The project required coordination with multiple stakeholders to integrate energy monitoring capabilities into the developing facility.
The company also applied its technology to Voltai, an electric harbor craft launched in 2025. The project required Ampotech to work with the shipyard and other project partners to design and integrate the vessel’s energy and fleet management systems. The application extends AI-enabled energy management into maritime electrification, where monitoring vessel energy performance can support more informed operational decisions.
Ampotech said its platform is designed to move organizations beyond simply tracking energy consumption by connecting operational information with analysis, reporting and control. Its solutions cover areas including energy efficiency, distributed energy resources, solar asset management, energy storage and sustainability reporting.
The Sustainability Impact Awards introduced the Special Recognition category in 2026 to recognize enterprises making an environmental or wider ecosystem contribution beyond conventional business practices. Ampotech was one of two SMEs receiving the recognition, alongside KosmodeHealth Singapore, while three large enterprises also received Special Recognition awards.
Ampotech, which is headquartered in Singapore and operates across six countries, provides AI-enabled energy solutions for commercial and industrial customers across Asia Pacific. Its recognition at the 2026 awards highlights the growing role of digital energy management in connecting operational data with efficiency improvements and decarbonization efforts across different sectors.