Low-carbon hydrogen is the future; how can we get there?
SINGAPORE has firmly set its sights on a target: To achieve net zero by 2050.
The solution could be low-carbon hydrogen, which doesn’t create greenhouse gas emissions and thus helps in decarbonising industries such as petrochemicals, aviation, steel, heavy-duty mobility, and others.
At the Singapore International Energy Week in October, Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong announced the launch of Singapore’s National Hydrogen Strategy, a roadmap of how the fuel can support Singapore’s decarbonisation efforts and how the government can prepare for a hydrogen future.
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