Singapore to pilot carbon capture and storage technology at waste-to-energy plants
In Singapore, EDB reported that Singapore will be launching a pilot by 2026 to test the viability of carbon capture technologies at its waste-to-energy plants.
This method of removing residual emissions, whereby carbon dioxide produced during industrial processes is separated before being released into the atmosphere and stored elsewhere, is one of the many strategies the government is studying in a bid to achieve its national target of achieving net zero emissions by 2050, according to the report.
The government of Singapore also announced investments aimed at improving the energy efficiency of public sector buildings. In addition to a national climate target, the public sector itself has a goal of reaching net zero emissions by 2045.
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