Singapore is strategically considering nuclear power as part of its energy mix to achieve long-term decarbonization and enhance energy security. Yoon Young Kim of Schneider Electric highlights the benefits of nuclear energy, emphasizing its reliability and efficiency compared to natural gas plants. Singapore is particularly interested in small modular reactors (SMRs) due to constraints in land availability and resources, especially to support its dense data center infrastructure. Sanjeev Gupta from Ernst & Young Global Ltd. promotes a diversified energy approach for Singapore, including nuclear, hydrogen, and imported renewable energy like solar, to meet sustainability goals and address energy security issues. However, energy think tank Ember recommends exploring additional alternatives, noting the limitations of SMRs in significantly impacting Singapore's energy landscape. Despite this, Singapore remains committed to nuclear energy, evident through agreements with the US and increased funding for green energy projects, such as the Future Energy Fund aimed at developing essential infrastructure for the country's energy transition.