In a bid to diversify its energy portfolio and embrace cleaner alternatives, Singapore’s City Energy recently announced a groundbreaking initiative. The energy company, a subsidiary of Keppel Infrastructure Trust, has partnered with Gentari, Petronas’ renewables unit, to conduct a feasibility study on a proposed hydrogen strategy, which would include a pipeline from Malaysia to Singapore. […]
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Singapore has evolved into a global economic powerhouse by leveraging its location as a trade and finance hub. Now, propelled by a dual imperative of achieving carbon neutrality and ensuring energy security, the city-state is positioning itself as the epicenter of Asia’s renewable energy landscape. This endeavor not only addresses Singapore’s formidable decarbonization goals but
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Singapore, known for its innovation and forward-thinking approach, is on the brink of a groundbreaking initiative aimed at optimizing household energy consumption. The city-state’s plan to alert households about peak energy usage, leveraging smart meter technology, not only demonstrates a commitment to sustainability but also holds implications for businesses seeking to align with evolving energy
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Regional power grids a cost-effective solution to meeting renewable energy needs Regional power grids are emerging as a cost-effective and sustainable solution to meet the growing demand for renewable energy, according to a recent report by the International Energy Agency (IEA). This trend is especially relevant in Southeast Asia, with a focus on countries like
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About EMA The Energy Market Authority (EMA) of Singapore plays a crucial role in ensuring electrical safety and the proper installation of equipment like residual current circuit breakers (RCCBs) in the country. RCCBs are vital components that help protect against electric shocks and fires by detecting and cutting off the electricity supply when they sense
Meranti Power to build 2 new 340MW OCGTs Meranti Power is set to bolster Singapore’s energy landscape with the construction of two cutting-edge Open Cycle Gas Turbine (OCGT) units, each boasting a capacity of 340MW. This significant development underscores Singapore’s commitment to meeting the rising electricity demand, especially in the wake of its existing OCGTs,
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Singapore Workforce Skills Qualifications Singapore’s workforce is renowned for its skills and expertise, and the government continually invests in programs to ensure the workforce remains competitive and adaptable to changing industry needs. One such program is the Singapore Workforce Skills Qualifications (WSQ), which plays a crucial role in enhancing the employability and capabilities of
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Are you contemplating taking charge of your energy consumption by installing your gas and electricity meters in Singapore? Before embarking on this endeavor, it is crucial to delve into the types of meters available, comprehend safety considerations, and grasp the installation process. In this guide, we will explore the nuances of gas and electric meters
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What is an energy broker? An energy broker is a valuable intermediary in the complex world of energy procurement. These professionals play a pivotal role in helping businesses and organizations make informed decisions about their energy needs, ultimately striving for cost savings and sustainability. In a rapidly changing energy landscape, characterized by a shift towards
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What Is a Reverse Auction? A reverse auction is a procurement method where buyers seek goods or services, and suppliers compete to secure a contract by bidding the lowest price. In contrast to traditional auctions where prices increase, in a reverse auction, they decrease as suppliers submit lower bids. Here’s how it works: The buyer
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