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Singapore requires hydrogen-ready gas capacity in 2031 generation tender

Singapore Hardwires Hydrogen Readiness Into New Power Tender

Singapore’s latest generation tender requires at least 600 MW of new gas-fired capacity to be hydrogen-ready, making fuel flexibility and emissions performance central to the country’s next power buildout.

Key Takeaways

Singapore requires at least 600 MW of new gas-fired generation capacity by the end of 2031.
Hydrogen readiness of at least 30% by volume is now a mandatory bid condition.

DT Editorial Team·May 1, 2026·via pv-magazine.com

The Global Power Build-Out Is Enormous. The Real Test Is Whether Projects Can Actually Get Built.

A projected $8.09 trillion global power-generation pipeline shows the scale of energy ambition, but most of the value is still stuck before construction, putting the focus on permits, grids, finance and supply chains.

Key Takeaways

Global prospective power-generation project value has reached about $8.09 trillion outside oil and gas.
Nearly two-thirds of that value remains in pre-planning or planning, with only 22.5% under execution.

DT Editorial Team·Apr 29, 2026·via energymonitor.ai

Five-Year Waits and Surging Costs Are Gripping Gas Turbine Markets

The global gas turbine market is experiencing demand-driven supply shortages stretching lead times to five years or more and pushing costs to unprecedented levels, creating reliability risks for utilities that assumed turbines would remain readily available.

Key Takeaways

Gas turbine lead times have stretched to five years or more as AI data center demand and coal retirements simultaneously strain supply
Critical turbine components like high-temperature blades require specialized manufacturing that cannot be rapidly scaled regardless of capital availability

DT Editorial Team·Mar 23, 2026·via utilitydive.com