The momentum for renewable energy in Singapore has never been greater, with significant effort being put into preparing for a greener and more sustainable future. One such example is Singapore’s National Water Agency – PUB, which deployed around 120,000 solar panels floating on the Tengeh Reservoir, making it one of the world’s largest inland floating solar farms with a 60-megawatt peak capacity.
With energy prices worldwide and in Singapore hitting an all-time high, the cost and security of energy are major concerns for both households and policymakers.
Although there are complex factors at play, one conclusion is inescapable: The growing threats posed by climate change require a meaningful shift toward renewable energy at scale, and an energy grid that can accommodate it.
