Deeper emission cuts require new technology


The city-state will aim to lower total emissions to between 45 million to 50 million tonnes by 2035. — Bloomberg

SINGAPORE: Singapore aims to extend cuts to greenhouse gas emissions through 2035, though warns progress will depend on successful development of new technologies and continued global cooperation on areas like clean electricity imports.

The city-state will aim to lower total emissions to between 45 million to 50 million tonnes by 2035, the National Climate Change Secretariat said in a statement on Monday, outlining a new strategy submitted to the United Nations under the Paris Agreement.

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