Singapore, Oct. 29 -- Singapore must be ready to support all promising pathways, from established technologies to novel options, in its bid to transition its fossil fuel-based energy sector to one that is clean yet affordable, said Minister-in-charge of Energy and Science and Technology Tan See Leng on October 27.
To achieve this, the country will be exploring the use of biomethane, touted as "renewable fuel", to reduce emissions from its power sector, and learning more about nuclear energy from the best minds in the field by inking new partnerships, he said at the opening of the Singapore International Energy Week, an annual energy conference.
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