Low-carbon hydrogen to fuel Singapore’s energy needs


Delivering the Singapore Energy Lecture at the start of the Singapore International Energy Week, Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said that low-carbon hydrogen is being seen as an increasingly promising solution.

“While the technology and supply chains are still nascent, momentum has picked up substantially in recent years. Global investment in low-carbon hydrogen has increased exponentially, backed by policies from countries around the world to accelerate its production and usage,” said Wong.

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