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Singapore explores nuclear fusion as clean energy option under new METI (opens the original)
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Climate change and energy security are among key reasons to decarbonise the country’s energy mix [SINGAPORE] Singapore is looking at nuclear fusion energy as a potential pathway for the city-state to become low-carbon, as the former Ministry of Trade and Industry is rebranded on Thursday (Oct 1) to the Ministry of Energy, Trade and Industry (METI) to reflect its growing focus on energy matters. Dr Tan See Leng, who is the minister responsible for energy and industry under METI, said that energy
Long-term renewable energy policies accelerate in Asean as a result of Iran war: report (opens the original)
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Six member states have unveiled 37 renewable energy and electrification policies since the outbreak of the war [SINGAPORE] With the Iran war causing energy prices to spike across most of South-east Asia, governments in this region are accelerating the roll-out of renewable energy policies, according to report by Zero Carbon Analytics, a research group focused on energy transition. The report, released on Friday (Sep 25), noted that six major Asean economies – Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Si
Bilateral agreements key to mitigating risks of Asean Power Grid projects: OCBC (opens the original)
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However, progress on building regionwide connectivity is slow, even though discussions on APG are ongoing [SINGAPORE] To overcome significant political and regulatory risks hindering the Asean Power Grid (APG), governments within the regional bloc should first ink overarching bilateral agreements governing cross-border electricity trade, said OCBC group chief sustainability officer Mike Ng. “Many of the individual regulatory issues... are ultimately symptoms of the absence of a sufficiently dura
Data centre energy demand from Asean telcos not a ‘big risk’, says industry group (opens the original)
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This is because telcos in this region have not made plans to significantly expand their data centre capabilities [SINGAPORE] The energy demand, and hence emissions growth, from new data centres by telecommunications companies in Asean is not “such a big risk”, said the head of climate action of GSMA, a global trade body for mobile network operators. That’s mainly because telcos in this region have not made plans to significantly expand their data centre capabilities, unlike those in China, India
It’s not just Singapore that will benefit from the Asean Power Grid: philanthropy platform CEO (opens the original)
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Efforts are now being made to identify the gains to be made by Asean member states, including the creation of jobs [SINGAPORE] One factor hindering the realisation of an Asean power grid is the lack of clarity over the tangible benefits that such an interconnected grid can deliver to all 11 member states, not just Singapore alone, the chief executive of the Global Energy Alliance for People and Planet (Geapp) said on Wednesday (Sep 9). Um Woochong said: “All the South-east Asian countries have t
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