clau00006Oct 221 min readConditional approval for a 4,300-kilometer subsea connection to bring in electricity from Australia is granted by Singapore.Sun Cable has received conditional approval from the Energy Market Authority (EMA) to use more than 4,300 kilometers of undersea cables to transport electricity from Australia to Singapore.At the Asia Clean Energy Summit held during Singapore International Energy Week (SIEW) 2024, Second Minister for Trade and Industry Tan See Leng stated on October 22 that approval had been given to import 1.75 gigawatts (GW) of low-carbon power from Northern Australia into Singapore.This will cover about 9% of Singapore's overall electricity consumption.The EMA said in a press release that the project was deemed "technically and commercially viable" in light of the information and proposal that were presented.Solar power is anticipated to be harnessed by the imported electricity, and the Sun Cable project will receive the necessary support from the Conditional Approval to proceed.It is expected to go into service after 2035.The Australian government has also already given its approval to the project.
Sun Cable has received conditional approval from the Energy Market Authority (EMA) to use more than 4,300 kilometers of undersea cables to transport electricity from Australia to Singapore.At the Asia Clean Energy Summit held during Singapore International Energy Week (SIEW) 2024, Second Minister for Trade and Industry Tan See Leng stated on October 22 that approval had been given to import 1.75 gigawatts (GW) of low-carbon power from Northern Australia into Singapore.This will cover about 9% of Singapore's overall electricity consumption.The EMA said in a press release that the project was deemed "technically and commercially viable" in light of the information and proposal that were presented.Solar power is anticipated to be harnessed by the imported electricity, and the Sun Cable project will receive the necessary support from the Conditional Approval to proceed.It is expected to go into service after 2035.The Australian government has also already given its approval to the project.
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