Singapore

The city-state’s hydrogen-powered plants are expected to cut its carbon emissions. 

Its current capacity is able to meet 2% of total energy demand.

This follows their supply agreement for the importation of 50 MW of renewables to the city-state.

Operation will commence in January 2029.

It will commence in 2028.

Nearly 50 MWp of clean energy will be supplied.

The facility is now 80% complete.

There are other power sources that are easier and cheaper to deploy, experts said.

This will be rolled out over the next five years.

They will focus on advancing technology and infrastructure.

It highlights the need to align with Just Transition principles and sustainable development goals.

Hydrogen may soon be transported between the two countries.

They will also look into opportunities in developing SG as an Asian LNG hub.

Opportunities abound for Singapore’s financial hub to play a key role in developing strategic investments and partnerships that are crucial to the region's renewable energy ambitions.

Typhoons, wildfires and heatwaves are likely to get worse, Minister Gan Kim Yong said.

They will look into emerging technologies and human resource development amongst others.