Nuclear power needed to transform Singapore’s industrial economy
Five neighbouring countries commenced nuclear research as early as the 1950s, so the Republic has no time to lose
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SINGAPORE’S grand plan to transform the country from a trading port into a modern industrialised nation began in the 1960s.
As the economy grew, it became clear that more space was needed to support high-value-add industries while meeting society’s needs. Thus, Jurong Island was born. Designed as an integrated petrochemicals hub, it brought together industries such as oil refining, petrochemicals, and chemicals manufacturing.
Jurong Island has played a crucial role in boosting Singapore’s economy by attracting major multinational corporations in the petrochemicals sector.
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