YTL PowerSeraya is constructing an S$800 million hydrogen-ready power plant on Jurong Island, set to be more cost-efficient than traditional turbines, potentially leading to savings for consumers. The plant, expected to be operational by the end of 2027, will generate 600 megawatts of cleaner energy, aiding Singapore in its quest for net-zero emissions by 2050. The project highlights the importance of cooperation among jurisdictions and the development of infrastructure for the effective adoption of green hydrogen. The company envisions at least nine hydrogen-compatible power plants in Singapore by 2030, aligning with the Ministry of Trade and Industry's goal of hydrogen meeting half of the country's energy needs by 2050. By leveraging collaborative efforts and strategic partnerships, electricity transmission across nations in Southeast Asia can be optimized.