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.
Seatrium eyes S$28 billion in project opportunities amid global race for energy security
The company’s order book stands at S$15.5 billion as at end-March
Keppel on track to hit key emissions target ‘well ahead’ of 2050: CEO
But its Scope 3, or value chain-related, emissions has risen with higher gas sales and one-off accounting for an India divestment
As India and China surge ahead with nuclear energy, all eyes on Asean’s next move
The war in the Middle East beefs up the case for nuclear energy to underpin energy security
Singapore to be ‘early entrant’ in nuclear fusion supply chain with A*Star, US startup deal
Five-year tie-up with Commonwealth Fusion Systems comes amid global race to commercialise nuclear fusion energy
Nuclear power: Singapore to undertake IAEA review on decision-making ability
Safety will always be the ‘overriding’ priority in Singapore’s consideration of nuclear power, says PM Wong
Nuclear power gets a philanthropy boost with new coalition by Temasek Trust, The Rockefeller Foundation
Some key objectives are making the technology bankable and nurturing global talent
AI use in climate, sustainability could unlock US$600 billion in annual value: Temasek, BCG
But a ‘clear-eyed view’ on the technology’s environmental impact is also needed
SingLand buys out UOB’s stake in Novena Square JVs for S$299 million
The move will enhance SingLand’s share of recurring income from a stabilised asset, the company says
Keppel inks further Bifrost deal with Telstra, in ‘advanced’ talks with more customers
It aims to sign contracts for the remaining fibre pairs in H1 this year
UOL to buy out UOB stake in former Faber House for S$68 million amid Nomad Hotel rebuild
The new development will have a banking hall at its ground level