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SIA to buy sustainable aviation fuel made from waste gases at new Singapore plant
Singapore Airlines has agreed to buy up to 4,800 tonnes of sustainable aviation fuel from Aether Beacon over three years, with deliveries from its new Singapore facility starting in 2028.
Singapore Airlines has agreed to buy up to 4,800 tonnes of sustainable aviation fuel from Aether Beacon over three years, with deliveries from its new Singapore facility starting in 2028.
Source: CNA · Originally published: 2026-10-28T14:20:12+08:00
Two Tiong Bahru HDB blocks to proceed with HIP upgrading after successful re-poll
Two Tiong Bahru HDB blocks will undergo the Home Improvement Programme after a successful re-poll, with works scheduled to begin in November and finish by the end of January 2027.
Two Tiong Bahru HDB blocks will undergo the Home Improvement Programme after a successful re-poll, with works scheduled to begin in November and finish by the end of January 2027.
Source: The Straits Times · Originally published: 2026-10-28T11:10:00+08:00
Singapore spearheads regional network to track changing labour markets
Singapore is forming a regional network to study how artificial intelligence, the green economy and digital work are changing labour markets and inform policies supporting ASEAN workers.
Singapore is forming a regional network to study how artificial intelligence, the green economy and digital work are changing labour markets and inform policies supporting ASEAN workers.
Source: CNA · Originally published: 2026-10-28T00:05:39+08:00
Guarding Singapore’s Reserves| Elected presidency helped reinforce fiscal discipline: Prof Jayakumar
Former Singapore deputy prime minister S Jayakumar said the elected presidency strengthened fiscal discipline, recalling the Cabinet debates that preceded the safeguard.
Former Singapore deputy prime minister S Jayakumar said the elected presidency strengthened fiscal discipline, recalling the Cabinet debates that preceded the safeguard.
Source: CNA · Originally published: 2026-10-28T00:14:35+08:00
Singapore-New Zealand pact covers low-carbon power integration
Singapore and New Zealand’s electricity regulators have agreed to deepen cooperation on market regulation and integrating low-carbon power following an arrangement signed at Singapore International Energy Week.
Singapore and New Zealand’s electricity regulators have agreed to deepen cooperation on market regulation and integrating low-carbon power following an arrangement signed at Singapore International Energy Week.
Source: Singapore Business Review · Originally published: 2026-10-28T10:21:50+08:00
NEA says nuclear deployment remains under study
Singapore has not decided whether to deploy nuclear energy and has commissioned research ahead of an International Atomic Energy Agency infrastructure review planned for next year.
Singapore has not decided whether to deploy nuclear energy and has commissioned research ahead of an International Atomic Energy Agency infrastructure review planned for next year.
Source: Singapore Business Review · Originally published: 2026-10-28T10:17:30+08:00