Nuclear

Its acknowledgement of being unlikely to meet 2030 decarbonisation goals should be seen as a call to action

By 2036, the world may have up to 535 GW of installed nuclear power, up from 372 GW in 2025

The war in the Middle East beefs up the case for nuclear energy to underpin energy security

But scaling such technologies will hinge on the ability to bring in banks and institutional investors

Five-year tie-up with Commonwealth Fusion Systems comes amid global race to commercialise nuclear fusion energy

Safety will always be the ‘overriding’ priority in Singapore’s consideration of nuclear power, says PM Wong

Some key objectives are making the technology bankable and nurturing global talent

Iran is unlikely to give up its leverage over Hormuz without concessions from the US

There is an off-ramp for the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, but it requires taking economic incentives seriously