Singapore Approves Renewable Power Corridor

Singapore granted conditional approval for a project to import 1.3 gigawatts of renewable electricity from Vietnam through Malaysia. The initiative is developed by a consortium including Petronas and Sembcorp Industries, with imports expected to start in 2035.

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Singapore granted conditional approval for a cross-border power corridor to import up to 1.3 gigawatts of renewable electricity from Vietnam via Malaysia, Petronas said on Monday morning. The tri-nation initiative links regional transmission networks to feed clean energy into Singapore's grid. Imports are scheduled to commence in 2035, according to Petronas.

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