Staff Reporter

In the last decade, Singapore’s population has grown by 25 percent and this number will continue to grow for another ten years. With this rapid pace of growth coupled with the impending demand that follows, it comes as no surprise when a recent study by Shell Eastern Petroleum showed that four out of five Singaporeans surveyed ranked future energy needs as important as cost of living, job security, and housing affordability1.

Up for grabs by May.

Blame it on cheaper technology.

Figures now stand at 2632MW.

This is according to an academician.

It's a deal worth nearly €10m.

Beverage and pharmaceutical clients to benefit.

Around the world, governments are stepping up efforts to grow their renewable energy capabilities in order to address climate change and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.

Clue: advanced work packaging.

Despite nuke restart plans.

This is together with GNS.

Back in 2011, after the Fukushima disaster, it appeared as though Japan’s nuclear dream was in tatters. However, only three years later, the reverse appears to be the case, with the government now beginning to attempt to resurrect Japan’s mothballed nuclear plants.

Find out what they'll use it for.

Deal value also up 15%.

Its new technology could reach 30% CAPEX savings.

Liberalisation is a market change with a relaxation of rules allowing new players to enter a market. Sometimes this is referred to as de-regulation.