PacificLight Power is embarking on a groundbreaking project to build a 600 MW hydrogen-compatible natural gas power plant on Jurong Island, Singapore, set to be operational by 2029. The plant, costing US$1 billion, will play a crucial role in the country's energy transition by significantly reducing carbon emissions. Initially, the plant will utilize 30% hydrogen along with natural gas, aiming to increase the hydrogen share to 100% over time. This aligns with Singapore's ambitious target of achieving zero-carbon emissions. The project is currently undergoing an environmental impact assessment, with plans to potentially incorporate carbon capture, utilisation, and storage technology in the future. By choosing Jurong Island as the site, the project allows for scalability and integration of innovative solutions. The incorporation of a large-scale battery energy storage system further enhances the plant's sustainability, enabling efficient electricity provision to a significant number of households. Overall, the project signifies a significant step towards cleaner and more sustainable power generation in Singapore.