Marcos explores nuclear energy cooperation during Singapore visit
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. visited the Singapore Nuclear Research and Safety Institute to discuss potential cooperation in nuclear energy. The Philippines is exploring nuclear power as a long-term solution to address rising electricity costs and energy demand.
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This reflects the Philippines' strategic shift toward nuclear energy to ensure long-term economic and energy stability.
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Marcos explores nuclear energy cooperation during Singapore visit
President Marcos visited the Singapore Nuclear Research and Safety Institute to explore cooperation in nuclear science, research, and safety.
The President is studying nuclear power as a possible long-term energy source for the Philippines amid rising electricity prices and growing energy demand.
Marcos said the Philippines is already in the first two phases of preparations for nuclear energy adoption.
President Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr. visits the Singapore Nuclear Research and Safety Institute at the National University of Singapore on Oct. 10, 2026, to explore cooperation in nuclear science, research, and safety as the Philippines studies nuclear power as a possible long-term energy source. (Presidential Photo)
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