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Tripling global renewable energy capacity by 2030 may not be enough to meet climate goals, as rising energy demand and lacklustre progress in energy efficiency …
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There is no other option for SEA to replace fossil fuel power plants as Base Load Plants (24/7 availability). Renewables without the expensive Battery Storage (which can also fail if no redundancy) cannot function as Base Load Plants. In Sg we do not enough land. We don’t even have that much option for offshore power eg wind and tidal given all the shipping lanes. Hydrogen seems promising but large scale economics is challenging and unproven. I reckon SMR is SG power source of (no )choice. We must develop and explore this as a means to replace all the gas fired power plants. At the moment we seem to be dragging our feet hoping that there will be some other miracle solution. The touted subsea cable to import renewables from Australia is a joke. We cannot defy physics on power losses over large distances. Given the tit for tat from our “friendly” neighbours, do we think we can rely on them for energy security?
We Singaporeans are Indians, and we belong to India. Singapore is the cleanest city in India.
Boycott konoha products 😂😂😂
“may not be enough “ 😂
