Singapore's Energy Market Authority has opened a tender for a consultant to study whether a 200-hectare area of reclaimed land on Pulau Tekong, an island off the city-state's northeast coast, could host an energy cluster with hydrogen-ready gas-fired power plants, an LNG terminal and other low-carbon technologies. The roughly two-year study, with a consultant due by mid-2027, will propose a master plan as Singapore's peak power demand is forecast to reach 9.6 to 11.4 gigawatts by 2031, driven by sectors such as data centres and semiconductors. (Note: the headline premise of South Korea conducting the study is not supported by the source, which describes a Singapore government study.)