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Survey finds geothermal heat could give Singapore 60 years of electricity

2.1K views • 1 day ago
14 Comments
@peterhuh
@@peterhuh1 days ago
Plan B: Nuclear
@kuraninja4657
@@kuraninja46571 days ago
for 5 million ppl that would be enough for a decade or probably more, no need nuclear and go pull oil palm investment as well...
@Helloween456
@@Helloween4561 days ago
So what’s next after 60 years?
@tanszekiat
@@tanszekiat1 days ago
Finally Singapore has natural resources.
@johnny-ih5es
@@johnny-ih5es1 days ago
Disadvantages outweigh the benefits now.
@monkeybusiness2204
This news right after Indonesia cut off gas supply? Is Singapore gov trying tell Indonesia gov something?
@soccermad81
@@soccermad811 days ago
What timely news! Now someone just needs to stick the middle finger to (you know which country)
@Armodeco
@@Armodeco1 days ago
nuclear will never be off the table, trust me. data centers will need it lmao
@zack.111
@@zack.1111 days ago
Great news. Remarkable finding. Thank you researchers.
@Jack06629a
@@Jack06629a1 days ago
We still need Indonesia's natural gas so we better not piss Indonesia off.
@vincecarlo
@@vincecarlo1 days ago
NO to Nuclear
@jemmi1927
@@jemmi19271 days ago
Hehehehe. Where is the heat source, oh Singapore? You folks are certainly quite open with your fantasies and jokes. Starting to panic, are you? So, never fail to show respect toward Indonesia, oh Singapore.
@ocswoodlands
@@ocswoodlands1 days ago
Ok we are all saved 🎉. No need to talk c.rap about "safe" nuclear 🎉🎉. Ok i dont need to plan to migrate already..
@atlantis98765
@@atlantis987651 days ago
Just like solar energy, geothermal is free at its source. The process of capturing and turning it into electricity certainly requires capital.