Sembcorp Utilities, a wholly owned subsidiary of Sembcorp Industries, received conditional approval for cross-border renewable power imports from Malaysia to Singapore. The project is being developed with KPRJ Environment and Qua Energy and is expected to start operations in 2029. It combines floating solar, large-scale battery storage and subsea interconnection infrastructure, giving Singapore a route to serve data center and AI-related demand with imported low-carbon electricity.
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