Green Project at the Singapore Fintech Festival
Green Project joined Singapore Fintech Festival to discuss scaling supplier climate action.

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About The Event
From November 12th–14th, the global financial technology community gathered in Singapore for the annual Singapore Fintech Festival, celebrating its 10th year in 2025.
The event brought together innovators and organizations working to accelerate intelligent financial systems, AI innovation, and green finance. Green Project's Brandon Tan took the stage, attending as part of ACT Group, to discuss how companies can turn Scope 3 ambitions into scalable, sustainable supplier action.

Why We Attended
Green Project was proud to speak at the Singapore Fintech Festival, representing ACT Group. We joined this event to engage with peers who are translating their climate ambition into real-world impact, and sharing how data-driven solutions can help make sustainability goals achievable and financeable.
Through our work, we help organizations move from commitment to measurable progress. This festival offered a chance to exchange ideas, showcase our approach, and collaborate with others building credible, lasting change.
Event Takeaways
Brandon Tan, APAC Lead of Supply Chain Sustainability at Green Project, took the stage on Wednesday, November 12th from 2:15–2:45 PM local time to lead the session "From Data to Decarbonization: Turning Scope 3 Ambitions into Supplier Action."
Brandon shared his takeaways:
Early Supply Chain engagement is key to net zero targets
Emissions reporting tools, supplier capacity building and net zero transition strategies create opportunities to maximize impact across your value chain
Transitioning from high level spend based estimations to supplier specific methods help unlock the decoupling of emissions from business growth
A Net Zero supply chain requires focusing limited resources on the most effective and impactful decarbonization initiatives
About the author

Kate O'Flynn
Marketing
Kate O'Flynn is a Marketing Associate at Green Project Technologies, an AI climate management platform helping businesses of all sizes measure, manage, and reduce emissions across complex global value chains.