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THE BOTTOM LINE

Winning investors for Asean Power Grid is mission critical

In addition to being the world’s second-largest polluter, the US is also a major oil and gas producer, providing power both domestically and to other countries.
International

US economy wins from green exit, unless the world follows suit

Solar panels in Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe. The Global South holds 70% of the world’s wind and solar potential, and 50% of the minerals necessary for the energy transition.
Opinion & Features

The climate action that matters is in the Global South

FILE PHOTO: A view of Keppel signage outside their building in Singapore June 28, 2023. REUTERS/Edgar Su/File Photo
Companies & Markets

Keppel consortium buys rest of solar platform from Shell Singapore for undisclosed sum

HDB flats in Bishan during sunset as viewed from Blk 354 Ang Mo Kio Street 32 on May 15, 2020.
ESG

Singapore receives interest from Malaysian firms to export renewable energy through second interconnector

Rooftop solar capacity supplied 13 per cent of Australia’s electricity in the first half of this year.
Opinion & Features

Cheaper, greener power is on the way

Keppel CEO Loh Chin Hua notes the company has developed an AI model to map out ideal locations for data centres.
ESG

Increasingly challenging to find suitable land for data centres: Keppel CEO

Gates sees nuclear power as a way to provide data centres with the power they need as well as to lower electricity costs.
Energy & Commodities

Bill Gates says China is outspending the world on nuclear power

ST20180903_201851710741/ Wind turbines of the Sidrap Wind Farm during in Sindereng Rappang regency, South Sulawesi.
Opinion & Features

Interconnection, not isolation, is Asean’s US$4.8 trillion lever

Generic photo for stories related to technological innovation of the solar landscape, ESG, sustainability, energy renewal and solar energy renewal. Singapore has significantly step up scale and drive innovation in renewables, rethinking solar technology so that the country is able to reduce its dependence on fossil fuels, notably in the production of electricity where more than 95 per cent is produced by natural gas. Solar panels.
ESG

Singapore drafts framework for cross-border trade of renewable energy certificates within Asean

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