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Before OZ supplies to the rest of the world

they should use solar for their own country first

and see if they can do it or not.

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The Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) recently revealed that the wholesale cost of electricity in the National Electricity Market (NEM) for the first three months of 2022 has increased by 141% compared to the same quarter last year

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Australia power crisis forces manufacturers to eye offshore moves, production cuts

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Australia's biggest building materials manufacturers are cutting back operations, hiking prices and considering moving production offshore to manage a spike in power and gas bills, adding to pressure on the government to resolve the country's energy crisis.

 

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Solar power from OZ not the only option.

Indonesia plans giant solar power projects for Singapore

SOLAR power developers are finally tapping into Indonesia's rich potential to generate power from the sun, but the biggest beneficiary of their proposed projects will be the archipelago's wealthy neighbour Singapore. 

Singapore wants to import 30 per cent of its energy via clean power by 2035 and plans to decide by the end of this year on 1.4 gigawatts of projects. Indonesia is emerging as a key provider after Singapore's other neighbour Malaysia last year banned exports of renewable energy.

These are some of the developments to transmit clean energy from Indonesia to Singapore that have been proposed so far:

  • Quantum Power Asia and Ib Vogt GmbH are advancing a US$5 billion plan to construct a 3.5 gigawatt solar facility and 12 gigawatt-hour battery storage facility.
  • Sunseap Group has signed non-binding agreements with companies including Sumitomo and Samsung C&T to build 7 gigawatts of solar power and 12 gigawatt-hours of battery storage.
  • Sembcorp Industries, PT PLN Batam and PT Trisurya Mitra Bersama (Suryagen) signed an agreement to build a 1-gigawatt solar plant and large-scale energy storage system.
  • Privately owned Medco Power Indonesia, PacificLight Power and Salim Group's Gallant Venture have agreed to develop a 670-megawatt solar plant to provide 100 megawatts of uninterrupted electricity to Singapore.
  • Abu Dhabi's Masdar signed a memorandum of understanding with Singapore's Tuas Power, France's EDF Renewables and PT Indonesia Power to develop as much as 1.2 gigawatts of solar along with energy storage.

https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/energy-commodities/indonesia-plans-giant-solar-power-projects-for-singapore

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16 minutes ago, Didu said:

Solar power from OZ not the only option.

Indonesia plans giant solar power projects for Singapore

SOLAR power developers are finally tapping into Indonesia's rich potential to generate power from the sun, but the biggest beneficiary of their proposed projects will be the archipelago's wealthy neighbour Singapore. 

Singapore wants to import 30 per cent of its energy via clean power by 2035 and plans to decide by the end of this year on 1.4 gigawatts of projects. Indonesia is emerging as a key provider after Singapore's other neighbour Malaysia last year banned exports of renewable energy.

These are some of the developments to transmit clean energy from Indonesia to Singapore that have been proposed so far:

  • Quantum Power Asia and Ib Vogt GmbH are advancing a US$5 billion plan to construct a 3.5 gigawatt solar facility and 12 gigawatt-hour battery storage facility.
  • Sunseap Group has signed non-binding agreements with companies including Sumitomo and Samsung C&T to build 7 gigawatts of solar power and 12 gigawatt-hours of battery storage.
  • Sembcorp Industries, PT PLN Batam and PT Trisurya Mitra Bersama (Suryagen) signed an agreement to build a 1-gigawatt solar plant and large-scale energy storage system.
  • Privately owned Medco Power Indonesia, PacificLight Power and Salim Group's Gallant Venture have agreed to develop a 670-megawatt solar plant to provide 100 megawatts of uninterrupted electricity to Singapore.
  • Abu Dhabi's Masdar signed a memorandum of understanding with Singapore's Tuas Power, France's EDF Renewables and PT Indonesia Power to develop as much as 1.2 gigawatts of solar along with energy storage.

https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/energy-commodities/indonesia-plans-giant-solar-power-projects-for-singapore

Exactly right. I know we don’t have space but Indonesia has plenty of space. It’s crazy to even think about cabling all the way to Australia…

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OZ may be a good trading partner with SG, but, the main concern is the 4200 km of undersea cables. A neighbouring ASEAN country would make a better choice.

 

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I remember NT is frigging hot whole year round …..maybe also no clouds …. almost desert like situation 

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1 minute ago, BanCoe said:

I remember NT is frigging hot whole year round …..maybe also no clouds …. almost desert like situation 

It is a freaking desert

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australia ownself facing energy crisis, yet we trying to buy energy from them?

dun make sense for both party at all🙄

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17 minutes ago, Beregond said:

australia ownself facing energy crisis, yet we trying to buy energy from them?

dun make sense for both party at all🙄

Actually they have huge coal reserves too but they try not to use for local but just export it out , so can say they are eco friendly 

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1 hour ago, Fitvip said:

OZ may be a good trading partner with SG, but, the main concern is the 4200 km of undersea cables. A neighbouring ASEAN country would make a better choice.

 

Not sure the cost, but it sounds expensive. 

Our friendly neighbors can turn off the lights, like our water and chickens. 

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mai lah so far away unless wireless or cableless 🙈🙉🙊

 

build nuclear power in sentosa better

 

benefit the UHNI there mah

 

free power for them 😜😜😜 

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47 minutes ago, Voodooman said:

Not sure the cost, but it sounds expensive. 

Our friendly neighbors can turn off the lights, like our water and chickens. 

Quite true.

But if Scomo can play out Marcron, no guaranttee they won't play the same game.

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Very bold plan. Hmm..me no expert in this, but having undersea cable doesn't it sound risky ? since Indonesia have earth quakes and the cable can be easily disrupted and damage. To be more extreme, if one day we no more close ties with Indonesia, they go out to the sea then chop the cable then ho say..

 

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2 hours ago, BanCoe said:

Actually they have huge coal reserves too but they try not to use for local but just export it out , so can say they are eco friendly 

Friggin stupid australians

As if only the countries that buy their coal will have global warming

and Australia that supplied the coal will be nice and cool!

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12 hours ago, Beregond said:

australia ownself facing energy crisis, yet we trying to buy energy from them?

dun make sense for both party at all🙄

It’s never wise to get free advice from someone who’s not using it …

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