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15 August 2025, Singapore – ENGIE is proud to be recognised with four awards at this year’s Facilities Management Experts Summit (FMES) 2025, organised by the Singapore International Facility Management Association (SIFMA).
 
The annual summit, held at the Ritz-Carlton, marked a milestone year, celebrating SIFMA’s 5th anniversary and 25 years of the IFMA Singapore Chapter. With the theme “The Future Workplace: Technology X Sustainability”, FMES 2025 brought together leaders, professionals, policymakers, and innovators from across the built environment ecosystem to shape the future of facilities management.
 
ENGIE received recognition across both individual and project categories:
 
1. Promising FM Talent Award – Roy Ee (individual)
 
This award recognises outstanding leadership potential in advancing the FM industry. Roy has been instrumental in driving ENGIE’s integrated facilities management strategy in Singapore, championing smart technologies and sustainable solutions that set new benchmarks for operational excellence
 
Photo (from left): Mr Kelvin Wong, CEO of Building and Construction Authority; Mr Roy Ee,  Deputy Managing Director and
Head of Integrated Facilities Management, ENGIE; and Mr Frank Ngoh, President of IFMA Singapore Chapter and SIFMA.
 
2. Smart FM Technology Implementation Award (Large Enterprise) – National Library Board
 
ENGIE supported the National Library Board in deploying an integrated smart building platform that centralises real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance, and energy optimisation. This transformation not only enhances energy efficiency and asset reliability but also improves the visitor experiences across Singapore’s public libraries.
 
Photo (from left): Mr Richard Gunpat, Awards Judge, FMES Summit 2025; Ms Yusheda Yusoff, Deputy Director, Commercial &
Real Estate from ENGIE; and Mr Frank Ngoh, President of IFMA Singapore Chapter and SIFMA
 
 
3. Sustainability Initiative Award (Large Enterprise) – Changi Airport Terminal 2
 
ENGIE partnered with Changi Airport Group to deliver green building upgrades and sustainable FM practices, integrating digital tools and energy-efficient systems that reduce environmental footprint. The initiative demonstrates how sustainable design and operations can be seamlessly embedded into one of the world’s busiest airports.
 
Photo (from left): Mr Ang Kian Seng, Group Director of Environmental Sustainability Group, Building and Construction Authority;
Mr Neo Hai Chi, Deputy Director, Airport Solutions, ENGIE; and Mr Frank Ngoh, President of IFMA Singapore Chapter and SIFMA
 
 
4. Best FM Partner Award – M1
 
ENGIE provides M1 with end-to-end integrated facilities management services, ensuring reliable, secure, and sustainable operations across critical infrastructures. This long-term partnership reflects ENGIE’s ability to align FM solutions with a client’s business vision, while supporting their ambition to be a leading digital-first and environmentally responsible enterprise.
 
Photo (from left): Mr Tony Khoo, CEO of EM Services; Mr David Chau, Director, Government & Business, ENGIE;
and Mr Frank Ngoh, President of IFMA Singapore Chapter and SIFMA
 
“These awards are a testament to the passion and dedication of our people and the strong collaboration with our partners and clients. Together, we are advancing how facilities are designed, managed, and experienced,” said Roy Ee.
 
As a Platinum Sponsor of FMES 2025, ENGIE also reaffirmed its commitment to building a stronger, more connected FM ecosystem.
 
At ENGIE, we remain committed to creating sustainable, efficient, and future-ready solutions for our clients and communities.
 
 
Photo Caption: ENGIE team and award recipients at the SIFMA Facilities Management Experts Summit 2025,
celebrating four major wins across innovation, sustainability, and partnerships.
 
 
 
 
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