The energy sector has come a long way over the last 50 years and now faces new challenges from climate change. As part of the whole-of-nation movement towards greater sustainability, our energy future will be guided by these four energy supply switches, while promoting energy efficiency to reduce demand.
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Solar

Solar energy is one of Singapore's most promising renewable energy sources. Our aim is to deploy at least 2 gigawatt-peak (GWp) of installed capacity by 2030, which can generate enough energy to meet the annual electricity needs of around 350,000 households.
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Regional Power Grids

To overcome our land constraints, we are connecting to regional power grids to access low-carbon electricity beyond our borders. We plan to import a capacity of up to 4 gigawatts (GW) of electricity by 2035. This will make up about 30% of our projected electricity supply then.
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Low-Carbon Alternatives

To further reduce Singapore's carbon footprint, we are studying emerging technologies such as hydrogen, ammonia, geothermal energy, and carbon capture, utilisation & storage.
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Natural Gas

Natural gas is our main fuel for generating electricity. We import natural gas from Malaysia and Indonesia through piped networks, and also in a liquefied state from around the world via the Singapore LNG Terminal.
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Energy Efficiency

Creating a more sustainable energy future also means changing the way we use energy.
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Resources
EMA Explores Series

Energy guru, EMA Watt-son, explores the companies who are supporting Singapore’s energy transition to a carbon-free future.
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EMA Explains Series

Ema Watt-son explains various concepts that are part of Singapore's Energy Transition.
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WePowerSG Series

#WePowerSG is a series of stories featuring Singaporeans and local companies who are doing their part in contributing to a more sustainable energy future.
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The Future of Energy by the Future of Singapore

Hear what these kids have to say about how Singapore is moving towards a more sustainable energy future!
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