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The partnership will focus on hydrogen, ammonia, regional power links and high-voltage transmission technologies.
Singapore and Sweden will expand their cooperation on emerging clean-energy technologies and regional electricity connectivity.
Singapore’s Energy Market Authority and Sweden’s Ministry of Climate and Enterprise will explore opportunities involving hydrogen, ammonia and high-voltage direct current technologies.
The two sides will also deepen exchanges on regional energy interconnectivity, which could support the movement of low-carbon electricity across national borders.
The cooperation builds on a memorandum on energy cooperation signed during Swedish King Carl XVI Gustaf’s state visit to Singapore in November 2024.
Since then, both countries have held exchanges on energy and grid technologies and launched the inaugural Singapore–Sweden Forum during Singapore International Energy Week in 2025.
EMA Chief Executive Puah Kok Keong said the expanded cooperation would support efforts to build a secure, resilient and sustainable energy system.
Swedish Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Energy, Business and Industry Ebba Busch said the partnership could create opportunities for knowledge exchange, investment and long-term cooperation.
Business Sweden will support the implementation of the agreement by facilitating discussions among government agencies, companies and other energy-sector participants.
A high-level session on future energy systems was held on 20 October during President Tharman Shanmugaratnam’s state visit to Sweden.
Business Sweden will also organize “Spotlight: Sweden” during the 19th Singapore International Energy Week on 29 October. The event will examine how Swedish energy technologies could contribute to Singapore’s transition.
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