Singapore could potentially include nuclear in energy supply mix
New report also highlights geothermal energy as possible focus
Singapore
NUCLEAR energy may not be completely off the table as Singapore charts its path to decarbonise the power sector to net-zero emissions by 2050.
A report commissioned by the Energy Market Authority (EMA) that was released on Tuesday (Mar 22) highlighted that next-generation technologies such as nuclear energy as well as geothermal energy have the potential to play a part in Singapore's future energy supply mix.
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