Green energy demand in Singapore could exceed the country’s targeted six-gigawatt (GW) electricity-import capacity by 2041 as large corporate consumers increase their demand for renewable power, according to a Singapore Sustainable Finance Association report.  Demand is estimated to reach about 19.8 terawatt-hours per year by 2035, which would translate into about 3.6GW of electricity imports at a 60% capacity factor, based on the requirements of Singapore’s conditional electricity-import licences and approvals. Top of Form   Bottom of Form The estimate is based on the intended decarbonisation trajectories of companies across selected sectors and is described as conservative. The government has identified data centres, semiconductors, and pharmaceuticals as sectors with strong demand for renewable energy.   https://sbr.com.sg/energy-offshore/in-focus/green-energy-demand-could-outpace-govt-6gw-import-target-2041 (ICE SINGAPORE)

Fonte notizia: Singapore Business Review, 21 September 2026