Establishment of Future Energy Fund to Support Singapore's Infrastructure Investmentes

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<p>Through this fund, the Singapore government is allocating $5 billion for infrastructure investments to finance low carbon power and support Singapore's energy transition towards a net-zero future. These projects will likely involve nascent technologies and high upfront capital expenditures. Through this fund, the government provides financial support for energy transition projects to secure low-carbon energy supplies.</p>

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Establishment of Future Energy Fund to Support Singapore's Infrastructure Investmentes

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