Commentary: That low-carbon future for Singapore isn’t so far-fetched
2020-02-08 22:02
There are multiple scenarios of a low-carbon transition for Singapore which does not preclude the petrochemical and refining industry altogether, say Magzhan Sovetbek and Melissa Low of the Energy Studies Institute at NUS.
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