Jurong Island in Singapore is set to witness a significant advancement in sustainable energy with the introduction of a hydrogen-ready power plant. This plant, to be constructed by energy supplier YTL PowerSeraya, is projected to produce 600 megawatts of cleaner energy, boasting a remarkable reduction of one-third in carbon emissions compared to natural gas. The substantial S$800 million investment reflects a strong commitment to eco-friendly power generation. The plant's completion target of end-2027 signals a pivotal milestone in Singapore's green energy roadmap. YTL PowerSeraya underscores the importance of collaboration among various jurisdictions to establish the required infrastructure for efficient green hydrogen utilization. In an interview with Nadirah Zaidi, John Ng, the group CEO of YTL PowerSeraya, highlights the strategic significance of this endeavor for Singapore's sustainability objectives. This initiative not only demonstrates a technological leap but also emphasizes the innovative and collaborative spirit essential for driving sustainable practices in the energy sector.