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ASEAN Might Unlock 25 GW of RE through Singapore Interconnections: Rystad

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Last updated: 2025/06/11 at 4:29 PM
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Southeast Asia might unlock as much as 25 gigawatts (GW) of renewable vitality technology and over $40 billion of funding in hydropower, photo voltaic and offshore wind if all proposed interconnections with Singapore are realized, in accordance with analysis by Rystad Vitality.

“Singapore is well-positioned to turn out to be a inexperienced energy hub, serving as a central node for regional interconnections with cross-border neighboring nations”, the vitality intelligence agency mentioned. “Importing electrical energy via the regional grid presents an economical answer for the island-nation and will lead to emissions reductions of as much as 13 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equal per 12 months if all tasks are realized”.

Within the Affiliation of Southeast Asia Nations (ASEAN) Summit final month, main vitality corporations from Malaysia, Singapore and Vietnam signed an settlement to guage the potential export of renewable vitality from Vietnam to its two neighbors through a brand new subsea cable.

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“Singapore’s goal is to import round 6GW of low-carbon electrical energy by 2035, which is round one-third of the nation’s vitality demand then”, a joint assertion by the businesses mentioned. “Connecting regional energy grids can even promote the event of renewable vitality within the area and pave the way in which in realizing the ASEAN Energy Grid imaginative and prescient”.

Throughout the biennial gathering in Kuala Lumpur, ASEAN finance ministers and central financial institution governors met on a proposed financing framework for the ASEAN Energy Grid (APG).

“We seemed ahead to the signing of the improved ASEAN Energy Grid Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), and the endorsement of the Phrases of Reference of Subsea Energy Cable Improvement Framework in 2025”, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim mentioned within the Chairman’s Assertion for the summit. The primary MOU on the APG was signed August 2007.

“This can strengthen the authorized and institutional framework for multilateral energy commerce and assist the event of a number of cross-border overland and subsea electrical energy interconnections inside ASEAN in order to understand the APG imaginative and prescient by 2045”, Anwar mentioned.

Raksit Pattanapitoon, Rystad’s lead renewables and energy analyst for Asia-Pacific, mentioned, “By leveraging its monetary power and popularity as a dependable enterprise associate, Singapore can assist unlock capital for large-scale infrastructure in neighboring nations, the place land is extra plentiful however energy demand is much less concentrated”.

Rystad’s evaluation discovered Singapore might save more cash by way of the levelized value of electrical energy (LCOE) by importing energy from its neighbors than constructing extra combined-cycle gasoline turbine crops, which at present account for 96 p.c of the city-state’s energy combine.

“Singapore’s Electrical energy Market Authority performs a key position in securing a dependable provide of imported low-carbon electrical energy. Its present framework requires tasks to attain an annual load issue of no less than 60 p.c inside 5 years of economic operation, making certain a gradual and reliable energy provide for the nation. Whereas builders naturally purpose to satisfy this minimal, there’s a robust financial incentive to exceed it”, Rystad defined.

“Elevating the load issue goal from 60 p.c to one hundred pc can considerably decrease the general LCOE by spreading transmission prices extra successfully and unlocking capital expenditure efficiencies via economies of scale.

“This impression is especially vital in international locations similar to Malaysia (Sarawak), Cambodia and Vietnam, the place lengthy transmission distances amplify value optimization advantages. Hydropower tasks, particularly, profit from these scaling results, leading to even larger value reductions.

“Photo voltaic-plus-storage hybrid methods, with optimized direct present/alternating present configurations and appropriately sized battery vitality storage methods (BESS), can already obtain load components above 90 p.c, each technically and economically”.

Nevi Cahya Winofa, Rystad analyst for renewables and energy analysis, mentioned, “Present value analyses point out these hybrid methods might ship decrease LCOEs than many within the business at present anticipate. Singapore, strategically positioned on the coronary heart of this evolving vitality system, stands to realize considerably”.

To contact the creator, e-mail jov.onsat@rigzone.com





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