Singapore’s energy strategy is defined by the city-state’s lack of space, which has seen the country pursue floating LNG infrastructure and floating solar, also considering nuclear on a floating platform or artificially expanded island. But even offshore options are obstructed by how busy the sea lanes are. That leaves power imports from other countries as the last remaining option, with a 4 GW renewable import goal by 2035. This month Singapore has signed a 400 MW renewable energy import deal from Indonesia, with Singapore’s own Vena Energy working with Shell Easter Trading, Trina Solar and Gurin Energy to develop the relevant project, with a total pipeline coming from Vena of 2 GW solar, 8 GWh battery project on the Riau…