Singapore will be embarking on a two-year trial for electricity imports from Peninsular Malaysia to the republic, according to the Energy Market Authority (EMA). ( read original story ...)
S’pore to import electricity from Malaysia in pilot trial over 2 years
The little red dot wants a greener energy mix, and is taking multiple steps to achieve this – from an electricity import pilot with Malaysia, to soaking up more sunshine at home and investing in ... ( read original story ...)
S’pore to import electricity from M’sia in 2-year trial
"assess and refine the technical and regulatory frameworks" for importing electricity here. According to EMA, this change will allow Singapore to tap on regional power grids for cleaner energy ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Government to set aside S$49 million for low-carbon energy research
Singapore will also explore how it can strengthen the regional power grid architecture, he added. “We will kick this off by importing 100 megawatts of electricity imports for a trial period of two ... ( read original story ...)
RPT-EXCLUSIVE-China eyes more corn imports as shipments surge, set to become top buyer
China's government is discussing permits for millions of tonnes of additional corn imports over the next year, three industry sources told Reuters, amid a surge in animal feed demand and after storms ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore tests re-opening of key sector
Singapore will hold its first business conference of scale this week since the coronavirus pandemic put ice to such activities in the city-state, amid ongoing efforts to restart its economy. ( read original story ...)
14 new Covid-19 cases in Singapore, including 3 locally transmitted and 11 imported
There were 14 new coronavirus cases confirmed as of Saturday noon (Oct 24), taking Singapore's total to 57,965.. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
All 10 new COVID cases in Singapore imported, including one-year-old girl
All new cases are imported – including a one-year-old baby girl – marking the fifth day in a row with zero locally-transmitted COVID-19 infections. ( read original story ...)
Exclusive: China eyes more corn imports as shipments surge, set to become top buyer
China's government is discussing permits for millions of tonnes of additional corn imports over the next year, three industry sources told Reuters, amid a surge in animal feed demand and after storms ... ( read original story ...)
EXCLUSIVE-China likely to issue more corn import quotas, buy millions of tonnes of crops -sources
SINGAPORE/BEIJING, Oct 23 (Reuters) - China’s government is expected to issue more import quotas and buy millions of tonnes of additional corn in the new crop marketing year, three industry sources ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore, Germany agree to start ‘green lane’ for business travellers amid pandemic
Singapore’s arrangement with Germany comes despite an uptick in infections in the European country, where health officials warn the virus could spiral out of control. ( read original story ...)
Singapore’s third-quarter office rents fell the most in 11 years due to Covid-19
Office rents in Singapore saw their steepest decline in 11 years in the third quarter, official data showed on Friday, as the Covid-19 pandemic hit leasing demand for commercial real estate in the ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore, Germany agree to set up ‘green lane’ for essential business and official travel
Residents in Singapore and Germany may soon be able to travel between the two countries for essential business and official purposes, ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore third-quarter office rents see biggest fall in 11 years
Office rents in Singapore saw their steepest decline in 11 years in the third quarter, official data showed on Friday, as the COVID-19 pandemic hit leasing demand for commercial real estate in the ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore, Germany to Start Green Lane for Business Travel
Singapore and Germany have agreed to start a reciprocal green lane that allows for travel for business or official reasons, according to a joint statement. Residents of Singapore and Germany will have ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore will continue seeking global integration
That is true for countries and for the global economy, ” Iswaran told virtual participants of the Singapore Business Federation’s (SBF) FTA Day yesterday. He said using this crisis as a reason or an ... ( read original story ...)