Singapore’s cross-border interconnections set to unlock 25 GW of new renewable capacity, says Rystad

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Singapore, which has historically depended on gas for its energy supply, is now exploring regional grid connections.

The strategy primarily involves utilising subsea cables to establish links between national grids, thus facilitating electricity trading across borders, Rystad Energy said in a report on Tuesday.

This strategic transition is intended to speed up the process of decarbonization and separate local electricity costs from the fluctuations of the international gas market.

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