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Singapore’s strategies to meet its energy challenge amid an uncertain global energy future

Singapore is taking steps to address its energy challenge by diversifying energy mix, managing energy demand, and encouraging innovative technologies, amid an uncertain global energy future. During his Opening Address at the Singapore Energy Lecture, which kicks off the annual Singapore International Energy Week (SIEW) 2011, Mr S Iswaran, Minister,…

October 31, 2011September 15, 2017electric vehicles, electricity imports, EMA, Energy Demand, energy efficiency, energy future, Energy Security in the Uncertain Energy World, energy supply, EVs, Innovative Energy Solutions, International Energy Agency, LNG, micro-grid test-bed, Nobuo Tanaka, Pulau Ubin, S Iswaran, SIEW 2011, Singapore Energy Lecture, Singapore International Energy WeekNo Comment

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IEA Chief Economist offers a look at our energy future

The era of cheap oil is over, and policies fall short of what is needed for a secure and sustainable energy future, says Dr Fatih Birol, Chief Economist of the International Energy Agency, in his lecture titled “A Glimpse into the Energy Fututre” at today’s EMA Distinguished Speaker Programme. This…

June 21, 2011September 15, 2017cheap oil, Chief Economist, china, Climate change, Coal, Dr Fatih Birol, EMA Distinguished Speaker Programme, energy future, Energy Market Authority, Energy Studies Institute, International Energy Agency, LNG, natural gas, nuclear energy, Renewable energyNo Comment

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Overview of the Energy Situation in Singapore

This is an overview of the energy situation in Singapore in terms of Electricity Consumption; Energy Consumption; Energy Intensity; Discrepancy Between Energy Statistics; and Energy Efficiency Policies. 1. Electricity Consumption According to the National Energy Policy Report, the power generation sector accounts for 51% of the fuel consumption in Singapore…

May 14, 2009September 25, 2017E2 Singapore, EIA, Electricity consumption, Electricity generation, EMA, Energy, energy consumption, Energy consumption per capita, energy efficiency, Energy Efficient Singapore, Energy Information Administration, Energy intensity, Energy statistics, Energy targets, Energy usage, Fuel consumption, IEA, International Energy Agency, Marine bunkers, MTI, National Climate Change Strategy, National Energy Policy Report, nea, Power generation2 Comments

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Singapore’s Carbon Dioxide Emissions Per Capita and Carbon Intensity

Is Singapore carbon intensive and a big contributor of carbon dioxide per capita in the world? How do we compare with other developed countries? Let’s take a look at Singapore’s total carbon dioxide emissions, carbon dioxide emissions per capita, and carbon intensity. 1. Carbon Dioxide Emissions According to the National…

May 14, 2009September 25, 2017Carbon dioxide, Carbon dioxide emissions per capita, Carbon emissions, Carbon intensity, Carbon intensive, CO2, CO2 emissions, EIA, Energy Information Administration, Energy statistics, IEA, International Energy Agency, Marine bunkers, MEWR, National Climate Change Strategy, SGP 2012No Comment