SINGAPORE - Australian company Sun Cable, which is developing a solar energy power link between Australia and Singapore, on Wednesday confirmed the amount of electricity it planned to supply to the Republic.
Green electricity imports are one of the key ways Singapore is aiming to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions and reach net zero emissions by 2050. “We have submitted a proposal to supply Singapore as part of RFP2 and are currently working with the EMA on the import licence and supply dates. We cannot say anything more until EMA concludes the process.,” Mr Fraser Thompson, Sun Cable co-founder and chief strategy officer, told The Straits Times.
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