Research into cold energy from LNG among beneficiaries of S$27m govt grants
Two other projects seek to use the generated energy for seawater desalination; in all, 13 projects get funding
Singapore
Momentum could gather in Singapore for the push to harvest and use the cold energy released in the process of regasifying liquefied natural gas (LNG), with the government awarding on Friday S$27 million in research grants to 13 projects looking into this and other areas.
For example, two separate projects led by National University of Singapore professors Neal Chung Tai-Shung and Praveen Linga will conduct research into using the generated energy for seawater desalination.
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