CNA 
Jurong Island’s upcoming hydrogen-ready power plant represents a major step-up in Singapore’s sustainability efforts. It will generate 600 megawatts of cleaner energy, with one-third less carbon emissions than natural gas. Energy supplier YTL PowerSeraya has invested S$800 million in the new plant, which is expected to be ready by end-2027. YTL PowerSeraya, added that its effectiveness relies on cooperation among different jurisdictions, which is vital for building the necessary systems to support green hydrogen use. Nadirah Zaidi spoke with YTL PowerSeraya’s group CEO John Ng.
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Very good.
Let's see this figures again when it start up in 2027.
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