Singapore’s US$59M grid fund bets on cheaper hydrogen and tougher tropical solar panels

Singapore has a power problem that no amount of rooftop solar will fix. The city-state generates about 95 per cent of its electricity from imported natural gas. It has little spare land for solar farms, no rivers for hydropower and not much wind. Every decarbonisation plan it writes is, in effect, a plan to import […] The post Singapore’s US$59M grid fund bets on cheaper hydrogen and tougher tropical solar panels appeared first on e27.

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