'Critical to have sufficient back-up capacity': Singapore to boost power reliability with 2 new generators, says EMA

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Singapore's power supply is set to receive a boost with two new generators, according to a press release by the Energy Market Authority (EMA) on Monday (April 29). These new 100MW Fast Start generators are to be produced by Pacific Light Power (PLP), which has received the right to build, own and operate the two units by the second quarter...

'Critical to have sufficient back-up capacity': Singapore to boost power reliability with 2 new generators, says EMAPHOTO: The Straits Times fileSingapore's power supply is set to receive a boost with two new generators, according to a press release by the Energy Market Authority on Monday .

Such disruptions occur when technical faults cause unplanned outages, which may occur as new, larger units are commissioned and large-scale low-carbon electricity imports from the region are phased in by the end of the decade, the release stated. EMA chief executive Ngiam Shih Chun said: "As we move towards a clean energy future and our energy sources become more varied, it is critical that Singapore has sufficient back-up capacity to ensure consumers continue to enjoy supply reliability.

 

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