Singapore's PacificLight Power is spearheading clean energy initiatives by investing $735mn in a hydrogen power plant on Jurong Island, with a focus on transitioning to using 100% hydrogen in the future. Equipped with advanced battery energy storage systems, the plant aims to enhance efficiency and environmental sustainability, in line with Singapore's net-zero emissions target. The project incorporates innovative technologies like H-class Combined Cycle Gas Turbine (CCGT) systems and the potential for Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS) technology to support low-to-zero carbon emissions and grid stability. PacificLight Power's commitment to sustainable business practices is reinforced by its involvement in renewable energy projects, such as the 600-MW solar energy initiative in Indonesia, which will supply energy to Singapore via undersea cables. This holistic approach exemplifies the company's dedication to driving clean energy innovation and contributing to decarbonisation efforts in the region.