Through Ecosperity, we aim to catalyse system-wide momentum for progress, to promote a future where ecology and prosperity go hand in hand.
The Evolution of Ecosperity
Ecosperity is Temasek’s sustainability thought leadership and advocacy platform. Launched in 2014, Ecosperity fosters purposeful conversations on climate action, innovation, and sustainable development by convening decision-makers to share best practices, insights, and practical solutions grounded in Asia’s diverse development pathways.
It debuted as a half-day conference with over 200 participants and has since evolved into a global platform convening innovators, investors, policymakers, and practitioners across Asia and beyond.
The name Ecosperity reflects our core conviction that ecology and prosperity are intertwined, and long-term resilience requires advancing both. In line with that conviction, we leverage Ecosperity to bring together capital, ideas, and partners to advance solutions that support economic growth while strengthening environmental and social outcomes.
Action-oriented by design, Ecosperity enables collaboration, accelerates adoption of sustainable business practices, and supports responsible investment approaches to deliver measurable real-world impact.
Ecosperity Week 2026
The 2026 edition of its flagship event, Ecosperity Week, was themed “Asia’s Race Towards 2030: Powered by Innovation, Driven with Intent”, and focused on breakthrough technologies and innovative business models. Across the main plenaries and partner events, the week-long event convened over 9,000 participants in-person and online globally. Discussions explored opportunities across the areas of Artificial Intelligence (AI), sustainable data centres, the electrification value chain, and climate adaptation and resilience.
Held from 18-21 May, Ecosperity Week 2026 took place at a pivotal time for Asia as geopolitical volatility brought the convergence of energy security, sustainability, and affordability into sharp focus. The agenda reflected these themes and spotlighted opportunities for regional collaboration.
Day 1 plenaries focused on practical pathways to advance Asia’s transition: balancing energy security, affordability, and sustainability; building resilient infrastructure and supply chains; leveraging AI for sustainability and vice-versa. Day 2’s Financing Asia’s Transition (FAST) Conference examined capital mobilisation avenues through bankable financing structures; transition risk-return assessment; and practical execution of energy transition infrastructure across Asia, including next-generation nuclear financing models.
The week also featured more than 60 partner events by almost 40 partners across seven focus areas, including sustainable AI and climate adaptation. Reports launched include: The Private Capital Opportunity in AI-Enabled Climate and Sustainability Sectors, produced with Boston Consulting Group, and The Dual Transition, developed with Standard Chartered and the Singapore Green Finance Centre. Ecosperity and Singapore’s National Climate Change Secretariat also co-organised an evening salon to foster public-private dialogue on regional sustainability priorities.
Beyond Ecosperity Week
Ecosperity’s influence extends beyond the annual flagship event through its year-round work, including Ecosperity Conversations which focus on sustainability megatrends and emerging topics. The platform also extends its reach beyond Singapore through its participation in major global convenings, including London Climate Action Week, New York Climate Week, and the UNFCCC Conference of the Parties, carrying Asia’s voice into these forums where global norms are shaped.
At its core, Ecosperity provides a space for stakeholders who do not typically sit at the same table — investors, corporates, policymakers, and innovators — to help align priorities, form partnerships, and translate insights into action, facilitate unlocking of capital at scale through exchanges on transition finance, blended finance, and governance frameworks for measurable environmental and social outcomes.
Ecosperity’s conversations and partnerships have helped inform policy, contribute to ecosystem resilience, and support scalable sustainability models to advance the region’s climate and development progress. For example, there have been advances in areas such as the Singapore-Asia Taxonomy, FAST-P’s blended finance mechanism, and Singapore’s Article 6 Implementation Agreements. In addition, Pentagreen Capital, which was announced as an HSBC-Temasek partnership at Ecosperity Week 2021, is the asset manager for FAST-P’s GIP. It has secured total commitments of US$800 million to date and finances solar and battery storage projects across Southeast Asia. As a high-credibility platform, Ecosperity amplifies research, solutions, and partnerships to reach decision-makers and accelerate adoption.
As sustainability challenges intensify and geopolitical fragmentation deepens, Ecosperity remains a trusted forum where decision-makers build shared understanding, trust, and accountability that helps drive systems-level change.
