Grid side of Southeast Asian energy storage projects

Could Singapore sit at the 'core' of new energy grids in Southeast Asia?

Singapore could sit at the “core” of new regional electricity grids in Southeast Asia, with proposed interconnections to neighbouring countries set to bring 25GW of new renewable power and energy storage projects online. This is according to Rystad Energy, which published a report into Singapore’s role in the Southeast Asian energy mix this week.

Does Southeast Asia need a power grid?

In Southeast Asia, the situation isn’t just a climate crisis; it’s an energy crisis. The region needs modern, more resilient grids to power a low-carbon, inclusive future. A key part of that future is the ASEAN Power Grid, which featured prominently at the recent 46th ASEAN Summit.

What is Southeast Asia power grid integration?

This massive buildout is central to Southeast Asia Power Grid Integration, ensuring electricity can flow across borders efficiently and affordably. Progress is already visible. The Malaysia-Singapore corridor doubled its interconnection capacity from 525 MW in 2022 to 1,050 MW in 2025.

What is the future of ASEAN Power Grid?

A key part of that future is the ASEAN Power Grid, which featured prominently at the recent 46th ASEAN Summit. Leading energy firms from Singapore, Vietnam, and Malaysia have launched a new renewable energy consortium to promote tripartite collaboration and cross-border clean energy trade.