In Pictures: Singapore unveils five-year energy plan to power data centers, chipmaking and transit electrification

Singapore's five-year energy plan aims to expand generation capacity to meet rising demand from data centers and chipmaking.

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New gas-fired plants form part of the plan to boost power supply as peak demand is projected to climb up to 50 percent.

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The Energy Market Authority's plan balances expanded fossil fuel generation with hydrogen-ready infrastructure and regional interconnection.

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Singapore's strategy includes expanded LNG import capacity to secure fuel supplies for its growing power needs.

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Cooling infrastructure at power facilities will be critical as Singapore adds five new gas-fired generation plants.

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Regional interconnection and offshore energy infrastructure feature in Singapore's long-term push to diversify power sources.

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The plan also targets transit electrification, adding new demands to the grid alongside data centers and chipmaking.

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Expanded LNG import capacity will support Singapore's gas-fired generation as the city-state shifts toward cleaner energy.

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A hydrogen-ready energy district on Pulau Tekong is among the flagship projects in the five-year plan.

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