New Firm Could Accelerate S’pore Clean Energy Import Plans by Plugging Financing Gap

New firm could accelerate S’pore clean energy import plans by plugging financing gap

It can help to address a key pain point in importing electricity – the set-up of grid infrastructure. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Sharon Seah quoted by The Straits Times: “New firm could accelerate S’pore clean energy import plans by plugging financing gap”

This article was published on 4 June 2025. Sharon Seah is Senior Fellow and Coordinator, Climate Change in Southeast Asia Programme at ISEAS – Yusof Ishak Institute. To read the article, visit The post Sharon Seah quoted by The Straits Times: “New firm could accelerate S’pore clean energy import plans by plugging financing gap” appeared first on ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute.

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