S’pore gives nod to Sun Cable to import energy from Australia


The project is expected to be operational after 2035. — Sun Cable

SINGAPORE: Singapore’s Energy Market Authority (EMA) says it has granted conditional approval to Sun Cable to import 1.75GW of clean power from Australia.

The conditional approval for the project, which is expected to be operational after 2035, recognises the technical and commercial viability of the Sun Cable project, the EMA said.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Business News

Moody’s: South, Southeast Asia credit outlook stable despite US dollar strength
South Korea's KOSPI craters over 8% as Fed fears spark tech rout
Gold extends losses on US interest rate-hike fears
OCBC to offer physical gold trading, storage in Singapore
Indonesia's FX reserves slide to two-year low, sparking concern�
US allegations of forced labor refuted
Chipmakers drag South Korea, Taiwan stocks lower as investors unwind AI bets
Liftech to raise RM23mil from ACE Market IPO
Yuan brushes off dollar strength, trade data eyed
Supply crisis to push costs beyond oil prices, whole-of-nation response needed

Others Also Read