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Sharanya Pillai

Sharanya Pillai

ENERGY CORRESPONDENT

Sharanya Pillai is a correspondent covering the regional energy market, with a special interest in clean energy trade in Asean and the rise of nuclear power. She has also penned opinion pieces and the weekend column Off Tangent, covering the weird and wonderful in science, psychology and beyond.

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Tembusu Multi-Utilities Complex (pictured) was built in 2013 with a S$1 billion investment.

Singapore’s only active coal plant to transition to biomass by 2028

Dr Tan called on the attendees to ensure that Singapore’s grid remains “stable, reliable and ready to support the energy transition”.

Singapore future-proofing its grid to meet higher energy demand from EVs, data centres

Sun Jinfeng, Singapore country manager of CREI (left), with Frank Phuan, co-founder of Singapore solar firm Sunseap.

Sunseap founder’s firm teams up with Chinese nuclear giant on Indonesian solar import project

Singapore has over 70 data centres, such as the The AirTrunk SGP1 (pictured), with a total capacity of over 1.4 gigawatts.

Green data centres: Singapore companies call for new inter-agency body, innovative financing

View of the Advario Singapore Chemical terminal on Jurong Island. Advario Asia-Pacific takes a strategic long-term view on green bets such as ammonia.

Jurong Island’s ‘balancing act’: Going green while sustaining jobs and growth

Aerial view of the 3,000-hectare Jurong Island, which is pivoting towards green industries

Singapore to build 700MW data centre park on Jurong Island, pilot biomethane imports: Tan See Leng

Singapore is mulling the adoption of nuclear innovations, such as small modular reactors.

Nuclear power: Singapore to partner two US institutes, releases background paper

The conditional approval provides Sembcorp and its partners with regulatory support from the Energy Market Authority to develop the project.

Singapore grants conditional approval to import Sarawak hydropower; companies studying new 2GW energy link with Malaysia

Even as the US wind market slows down, Aziz Merchant (pictured) of Seatrium still sees customers in Europe and Asia Pacific

Seatrium stays bullish on green bets despite axing of US$475 million wind project

Green Tenaga and Narada partnered Singapore’s Institute of Technical Education to co-develop specialised training programmes in energy storage.

Singapore bets on ‘giant batteries’ as it guns for clean energy imports

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