Solar investments saved Singapore S$123.8 million in fuel import costs
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This announcement highlights that Singapore's investments in solar energy have resulted in savings of S$123.8 million in fossil fuel import costs. These savings occurred amid the 2026 energy price spikes triggered by the Strait of Hormuz crisis, underscoring the financial benefits of renewable energy during geopolitical disruptions.
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