Solar power with grid backup in Singapore

Could Singapore sit at the 'core' of new energy grids in Southeast Asia?

Singapore could sit at the “core” of new regional electricity grids in Southeast Asia, with proposed interconnections to neighbouring countries set to bring 25GW of new renewable power and energy storage projects online. This is according to Rystad Energy, which published a report into Singapore’s role in the Southeast Asian energy mix this week.

Why is Singapore deploying energy storage systems?

Singapore has been deploying energy storage systems (ESS) to enhance power grid stability in support of greater sustainability. Situated just one degree north of the equator, Singapore enjoys abundant sunshine throughout the year. It is no wonder that solar is the most promising domestic renewable energy source for Singapore.

Will digital energy revolutionize Singapore's grid architecture?

Singapore’s sustainability strategy emphasizes the integration of digital energy solutions to support its commitment to net-zero emissions. To this end, in addition to importing power from other countries for decarbonization, decentralized control, and grid intelligence could revolutionize today’s grid architecture.

Can Singapore harness solar energy?

It is no wonder that solar is the most promising domestic renewable energy source for Singapore. However, the journey to harness solar energy is not without its challenges. The intermittent nature of solar power could lead to variations in solar energy output, particularly during cloudy days and rainy weather.