Singapore is a small, resource-constrained nation with few possibilities for solar power and imports almost all of its energy requirements.
In order to help Singapore’s global climate commitment to achieve net zero emissions by 2050 while also enhancing the nations energy endurance, EMA is investigating indigenous energy choices other than renewable.
In order to achieve net zero emissions as soon as possible in the second half of the century, Singapore has committed to halving its 2030 top greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
Singapore would be one of the first nations to install next-generation thermal systems in a densely populated city, according to EMA, if it adopted the practice in the future.