KJTS Group continues its LinkedIn article series with the latest contribution by our Group Executive Director, Sheldon Wee, titled “Budget 2027. Helping Businesses Say Yes to Energy Efficiency.”
Drawing on his experience in the energy business, Sheldon shares his perspective on a challenge many businesses face when considering energy efficiency upgrades. While the potential for long-term savings may be clear, the upfront investment can make it difficult to proceed, particularly when capital is needed for other business priorities.
In his article, Sheldon examines how Budget 2027 measures, including green technology tax incentives and financing support, could help businesses overcome this barrier. He also draws on KJTS Group’s experience in cooling energy solutions to explain how alternative funding arrangements, where costs are spread through monthly payments rather than requiring full upfront capital expenditure, can help businesses move forward with upgrades.
Beyond funding, Sheldon highlights the importance of clear eligibility requirements and measuring actual project outcomes, including completed investments and realised energy savings. His insights reflect the practical considerations businesses face when turning energy efficiency plans into viable investments.
Read Sheldon’s full article on LinkedIn for his perspective on Budget 2027 and what businesses need to make energy efficiency investments more achievable.
The article was first published on Sheldon’s LinkedIn profile in October 2026.
