Singapore launches five-year energy infrastructure plan to meet growing demand, sets new solar target
Singapore has announced a five-year energy infrastructure plan to address rising electricity demand driven by data centers and semiconductor manufacturing. The strategy includes building new natural gas plants, expanding the power grid, and increasing solar energy capacity.
Why it matters
As a major global tech hub, Singapore's ability to secure reliable and sustainable energy is critical for maintaining its economic competitiveness and supporting digital infrastructure.
Five new natural gas-fired power plants, an expanded power grid and increased energy storage capacity are among the key areas of development.
Minister for Energy, Trade and Industry (Energy and Industry) Tan See Leng giving the Singapore Energy Lecture at the Singapore International Energy Week 2026 on Oct 26, 2026. (Photo: CNA/Alyssa Tan)
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