Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is recognized by the Singapore government as a key industrial decarbonization technology. (Photo: EMA)
The Singapore government has identified carbon capture and storage (CCS) as one of the country’s key pathways to achieving net-zero emissions.
On July 14, authorities announced that three companies, Keppel, PacificLight Power (PLP), and YTL PowerSeraya, have been awarded funding to conduct CCS feasibility studies. The results of these studies are expected by the end of January 2026 and will inform future decarbonization strategies in the power sector.
5 CCS proposals selected, up to SGD 350,000 in funding each
According to the Energy Market Authority (EMA), the studies will focus specifically on CCS applications in the energy sector, covering both pre-combustion and post-combustion capture technologies.
