Singapore is weighing nuclear fission and carving out a role in the fusion supply chain after the Iran war exposed its reliance on imported oil and gas.

Agencies are recruiting nuclear specialists, while research capacity is growing and new training programmes are being developed.

Philippine President Marcos visits Singapore to discuss investments, nuclear energy, and ASEAN coordination ahead of ...

Singapore has strong talent in the fusion sector, and research and engineering strengths to solve problems. Read more at ...

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said his administration is "serious" about establishing nuclear energy in the Philippines as a ...

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. underscored the need for the Philippines to make power rates cheaper as his administration ...

MANILA, Philippines — More than four decades after the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant was mothballed, President Marcos expressed ...

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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. explores nuclear energy with Singaporean experts as the Philippines considers reliable and ...

President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. reaffirmed his administration’s push to explore nuclear energy as a potential ...

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. joined Singaporean experts in exploring nuclear energy and how it can help the Philippines ...