As Southeast Asian countries gear up for the energy transition in a bid to meet their countries’ net-zero emission targets, a regional power grid connecting various member states of ASEAN may no longer just be a pipe dream.
The concept of ASEAN power grid was first mooted in the late 1990s as a means for member states to cooperate in energy efficiency and develop renewable energy, it has unfortunately been languishing in development hell for the past two decades. That is until now, as member states ready for energy transition.
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Keppel Corp subsidiary City Energy is partnering with Gentari, the renewable energy arm of Malaysia oil giant Petronas, to conduct a feasibility study on the construction of a pipeline from Malaysia to Singapore for the city-state to import hydrogen.
