Energy & Offshore

Over two-thirds of energy leaders say infrastructure gaps hinder projects

Still, 96% expect critical assets to remain operational during major disruptions.
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EMA appoints 12 consultants for Singapore’s nuclear energy review

This will build capabilities across 19 areas under the IAEA Milestones Approach.

Singapore builds nuclear expertise through UK placements

The agreement with AtkinsRéalis will give public officers practical exposure to the planning of nuclear projects.

[Singapore Business Review] Report on the Asian Business Channel

Singapore business rewires: Live commerce, hydrogen-ready power and hiring

Singapore sets ammonia bunkering rules as it eyes multi-fuel shift

Australia’s Pilbara Ports Authority will help validate the framework through trials.

Energy regulator expands Hong Kong pact to cover AI, digital grids

The agreement covers renewable energy and low-carbon technologies.

SG and Mongolia to open carbon credit applications on 30 October

Authorised projects will generate carbon credits aligned with Article 6 of the Paris Agreement.

Jurong Island's 200 MW battery system excluded from power reserves

The facility can discharge for one hour at its maximum power output.

Singapore and World Bank ink 3-year partnership targeting power trade gaps

The deal covers capacity building and knowledge sharing for members.

Electricity tariffs cut 10.4% in Q4

Average monthly bills in 4-bedroom flats may drop by $12.99.

CSE Global secures two US contracts worth $190.5m

The deals are expected to be executed from 2026 through 2028.

Green energy demand could outpace gov't 6GW import target by 2041

That level would translate to about 3.6GW of imports at a 60% capacity factor.

Singapore weighs import-heavy grid for 2050 net zero

The 25% imports scenario positions Singapore as an emergent technology trailblazer led by hydrogen.

Data centre cap leaves developers looking across the causeway

Unmet demand is heading to Johor as power and land constraints bind.

Fusion timelines diverge as Singapore seeks power for AI growth

Several challenges around engineering and materials remain.