Senoko Starts Two Gas-Fired Power Plants in Singapore
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Senoko Energy, Singapore’s largest power company, started up two natural gas-fired electric-generation plants today in an attempt to lower carbon emissions.
The combined-cycle turbines will add 862 megawatts of capacity and cut 1 million tons of carbon emissions annually, the company said in a statement. Senoko spent S$1 billion ($808 million) converting three oil-fired plants with 750 megawatts of output to the gas systems, according to the release.