Logo
Cookie Notice

We use cookies for analytics and to improve our site. You agree to our use of cookies by closing this message box or continuing to use our site. To find out more, including how to change your settings, see our Cookie Policy

Independent
Nuclear News

Join NucNet Plus
Nuclear Politics

Singapore / Market Authority Says It Is ‘Open To Proposals’ For Nuclear Imports

By David Dalton
22 July 2022

Only plans involving coal will be ‘rejected outright’
Market Authority Says It Is ‘Open To Proposals’ For Nuclear Imports
Singapore wants to fulfil 30% of its energy supply, by 2035 with imports of clean energy – potentially including nuclear Courtesy Visit Singapore.
Singapore’s Energy Market Authority (EMA) is allowing energy companies to propose importing nuclear energy as part of a scheme to acquire low-carbon electricity from overseas.

Want to know more?
Sign up.

Start Free Trial Sign in
Pen Use this content

Tags

Most popular

Trump Signs Executive Orders To Boost Reactor Buildout As US Aims For ‘Nuclear Renaissance’
TVA Applies To Build Small Modular Reactor At Clinch River In Tennessee
NuScale ‘In Advanced Discussions’ And Could Deliver Operating SMR By 2030
Estonia Begins Planning Process For Small Modular Reactor Nuclear Plant
Europe Must ‘Walk The Talk’ On Support For Nuclear Energy, Says New Head Of Brussels Industry Group
Strategic Coalitions in Nuclear Business: A Cooperative Model In The Global Nuclear Industry

Related

Public Acceptance Is ‘Biggest Obstacle’ To Region’s Nuclear Plans
Indonesia ‘In Talks With Six Countries’ On First Nuclear Power Plant
Vietnam Approves Updated Energy Plan That Includes Nuclear For First Time
Load more
© 2025 NucNet. All Rights Reserved.