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Singapore Begins Nuclear Infrastructure Review in 2027
The International Atomic Energy Agency will start a Phase 1 review next year to assess whether Singapore can make an informed decision on adding nuclear power. Singapore currently imports 65 percent of its energy as oil and gas.
May 25, 5:00 PM·1m read1 source
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The International Atomic Energy Agency will begin a Phase 1 nuclear infrastructure review of Singapore in 2027. The review is intended to help Singapore decide whether to include next-generation nuclear power in its future energy mix.
Singapore obtains 65 percent of its energy from imported oil and gas. Disruption of shipments through the Strait of Hormuz has highlighted the exposure created by that reliance.
Wong stated that no single solution exists for Singapore's energy requirements. He noted that nuclear power's high energy density and continuous output suit a land-scarce country with limited solar and wind resources.
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