Singapore to start receiving and using green ammonia, hydrogen in 2026
In the UK, Fuel Cells Works reported that Singapore will soon be able to further decarbonize its power supply by incorporating energy sources such as green ammonia and hydrogen.
From 2026, town gas in residential and commercial pipelines in Singapore – currently a mix of hydrogen and methane – could include a percentage of green hydrogen, according to the report.
Alongside other heavy industries, the country’s shipping industry can also use green ammonia as fuel, which could give it a boost in meeting the International Maritime Organization’s 2030 decarbonization targets, the report added.
Some supplies of these green gases – which do not emit carbon dioxide when used – will come from a three-way partnership between Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund GIC, Malaysian oil company Petronas’ renewable energy arm Gentari, and AM Green, which produces green ammonia and green hydrogen.
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