Singapore Explores Geothermal Energy for Power and Cooling
straitstimes.comSingapore's Energy Market Authority is launching a feasibility study to determine if geothermal energy can be used for electricity, heating, and cooling. The initiative follows the discovery of underground heat pockets in areas like Sembawang and Admiralty. As a nation relying on natural gas for 95 percent of its energy, Singapore is investigating next generation geothermal systems to help reach its 2050 net zero goal. The study will evaluate the technical and commercial viability of these systems in a non volcanic region.
