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Keppel Energy one of five companies to receive EMA's approval to import low-carbon electricity from Indonesia

Felicia Tan and Jovi Ho
Felicia Tan and Jovi Ho • 3 min read
Keppel Energy one of five companies to receive EMA's approval to import low-carbon electricity from Indonesia
The five projects can now import a total of 2 Gigawatt (GW) of low-carbon electricity, making Singapore just 1GW away from meeting its target of importing 4GW by 2035. Photo: Bloomberg
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Keppel Energy is one of the five companies that has received conditional approvals from the Energy Market Authority (EMA) to import low-carbon electricity from Indonesia.

The five projects can now import a total of 2 gigawatt (GW) of low-carbon electricity, making Singapore just 1GW away from meeting its target of importing 4GW by 2035.

The latest conditional approvals come after the earlier conditional approval granted to Keppel Energy in March to import 1GW of low-carbon electricity from Cambodia.

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