Singapore launches five-year energy infrastructure plan to meet growing demand, sets new solar target

Singapore energy infrastructure boost expected to lift Sembcorp, Keppel

Singapore energy infrastructure plan could boost Sembcorp and Keppel as power demand rises and gas supply concerns persist. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Singapore to build five new gas plants to meet 2031 demand surge

Singapore is launching a five-year infrastructure plan to address a projected surge in electricity demand, aiming to expand generation capacity, grid infrastructure, and energy storage to support energy-intensive industries such as semiconductor manufacturing and data centres. The Energy Market Authority (EMA) reported that peak electricity demand reached 8.6 gigawatts (GW) in August 2026, with forecasts indicating a rise between 9.9 GW and 13 G…

Singapore to build 5 power plants by 2031 as demand rises: Tan See Leng

Singapore will build five power plants by 2031, increasing the country's overall electricity generation capacity by 26 per cent as demand rises, Minister for Energy, Trade and Industry (Energy and Industry) Tan See Leng said on Monday (Oct 26).They will form part of Singapore's most significant energy infrastructure expansion in decades, as the country prepares for growing electricity needs from...

Singapore to expand power capacity by 26% in early 2030s

Singapore launches five-year energy infrastructure plan to meet growing demand, sets new solar target

Five new natural gas-fired power plants, an expanded power grid and increased energy storage capacity are among the key areas of development.

Inside Singapore’s new five-year energy plan: S$5.3 billion grid upgrade, trebling of storage capacity

The government is prepared to facilitate the entry of more new power plants if needed Read more at The Business Times.