Singapore has initiated a $90 million Create Thematic Programme in Decarbonisation to support the country's transition towards green energy and a low-carbon economy. The program, led by the National Research Foundation (NRF), focuses on research areas like hydrogen utilization, green chemistry, synthetic biology, and chemical transformation. The initiative aims to enhance Singapore's capacity in hydrogen utilization, explore clean energy alternatives, and develop net-zero pathways for sustainable chemical and fuel production. The program involves collaborations with local universities and international experts to drive innovations in decarbonisation and energy transition. Key focus areas include reducing industrial emissions on Jurong Island, increasing the output of sustainable products, and achieving significant carbon dioxide reduction through low-carbon solutions. Singapore's efforts align with the National Hydrogen Strategy, which aims to integrate low-carbon hydrogen into the electricity mix and establish hydrogen-ready power plants by 2030. The positive sentiment towards hydrogen and green energy solutions reflects a proactive approach towards achieving Singapore's net-zero emissions target by 2050.