▲ 1 r/energy

Solar Has Crossed a Critical Economic Tipping Point

According to a new Ember analysis, a solar plant can now require less upfront investment than a coal or gas plant for the same amount of electricity delivered.

finance.yahoo.com
u/bardsmanship — 1 month ago
▲ 1 r/energy

Italy’s solar and wind generation hits record high in H1 2026

Solar and wind power covered 25.1% of Italy’s electricity demand in the first half of 2026.

review-energy.com
u/bardsmanship — 1 month ago

Live Nation to open 3,000-capacity venue in Orchard Road

This site is the former Grange Road carpark near Somerset MRT station, it's great to see it being put to better uses!

Hope to see more open-air carparks turned into community spaces in future. Especially in Orchard Road which is far too much road and not enough orchard.

straitstimes.com
u/bardsmanship — 1 month ago
▲ 104 r/singapore

Singapore approves 900MW electricity imports from Malaysia, including solar power from Johor

The Energy Market Authority (EMA) has granted conditional approvals to Sembcorp Utilities Pte Ltd and Southern Solar Alliance Pte Ltd to import a total of 900 MW of electricity from Peninsular Malaysia, primarily sourced from solar and battery storage systems in Johor.

The companies aim to begin commercial operations by 2029, pending further approvals, agreements, and financing.

malaymail.com
u/bardsmanship — 2 months ago
▲ 18 r/DeMeta

Zuckerberg apologises to India government over Meta content and errors, local media says

Mark Zuckerberg has apologised to the Indian government over child sexual abuse material on the company's platforms and for operational errors, local television channels reported on Wednesday.

channelnewsasia.com
u/bardsmanship — 2 months ago

Singapore wuxia and sci-fi film selected for Locarno Film Festival's main competition

This is Singapore's first wuxia feature film and the country's first feature produced using virtual production technology.

It's pretty amazing that there are multiple good local films nowadays, I feel kinda spoilt for choice between this, The Violinist and Anthony Chen's We Are All Strangers. Planning to use my Culture Pass credits to watch all 3!

cnalifestyle.channelnewsasia.com
u/bardsmanship — 3 months ago