[sgbuffett]

Plse dont do it. S'pore is very small and one accident can contaminate the whole country.


For bigger countries they can locate the plamts in putlying areas ...

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapor...us-5231921

[WhatDoYouThink!]

Maybe that's why some ppl like tkl and toilet loo bought jb houses, can hide in forest in case of disasters

[Ola]

Can build small scale at Jurong Island?

Or build in Muar and pay Malaysia rental?

There abit further from mainland SG.

[cityhantam]

Can use thorium reactor.

Cheap and safe.

[lvlrsSTI]

Can build small scale at Jurong Island?

Or build in Muar and pay Malaysia rental?

There abit further from mainland SG.

[lvlrsSTI]

Can use thorium reactor.

Cheap and safe.

[Huliwang]

The mini nuclear reactors are portable lah. If anything goes abnormal, just use navy fast boat and transport it to SCS for dumping.  
Another alternative is to site the reactor on a big ship like a VLCC. If things go wrong , just sail the tanker into SCS and sink it.   

[Alice Alicia]

We could end up being bombed for weapons of mass destruction by madman Satanyahu.

[cityhantam]

We could end up being bombed for weapons of mass destruction by madman Satanyahu.

[revealer]

Plse dont do it. S'pore is very small and one accident can contaminate the whole country.


For bigger countries they can locate the plamts in putlying areas ...

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapor...us-5231921

Much depends on the size and type of reactors used to generate electricity. This Westinghouse micro reactors used molten salt which can generate about 30 MW of power which can supply about 45 HDB blocks is safer than living next to a chlorine plant.

https://gizmodo.com/these-mini-nuclear-p...2000627089

[ysh02]

We could end up being bombed for weapons of mass destruction by madman Satanyahu.

Not by him maybe by Bolehland preemptive strike lah...

[KILLjoy]

[lvlrsSTI]

[red3]

Now money can flood in to produce nuclear graduates ...

[lvlrsSTI]

Now money can flood in to produce nuclear graduates ...

Graduates are not good enough, you need PhDs from prestigious universities in the U.S.

[Clyde]

We could end up being bombed for weapons of mass destruction by madman Satanyahu.

I was curious as to why suddenly award scholarships to the Palestinians to study in Singapore. Is our G trying to distance ourselves from Israel?

[RiseofAsia]

The question is how are they going to clear the nuclear waste?

Like Japan, dump into sea water near Sentosa cove

[Huliwang]

Looks like going the nuclear way is a must in future as the country advances in AI technology where large supply of power is imperative. Current source of power generation can never meet the power surge required by AI driven things.   

[RiseofAsia]

Looks like going the nuclear way is a must in future as the country advances in AI technology where large supply of power is imperative. Current source of power generation can never meet the power surge required by AI driven things.   

Current team high cost of electricity bill is a killer to AI progress.

[RiseofAsia]

Sg will be wiped out if there is a nuclear explosion.

[Tee tiong huat]

World is turning to new forms of electricity to try to slow the overheating of the planet. 

One U.S. company is marking another first in the nuclear power industry.

Westinghouse, the behemoth that helped industrialize America, has cleared preliminary hurdle to his a 5-megawatt microreactor tested in 2-years, Interesting Engineering reported.

The front-end engineering and experiment design phase has been completed, and the machine is one of three that could be evaluated at the world's first microreactor test bed, per a Department of Energy news release

[Tee tiong huat]

World is turning to new forms of electricity to try to slow the overheating of the planet. 

One U.S. company is marking another first in the nuclear power industry.

Westinghouse, the behemoth that helped industrialize America, has cleared preliminary hurdle to his a 5-megawatt microreactor tested in 2-years, Interesting Engineering reported.

The front-end engineering and experiment design phase has been completed, and the machine is one of three that could be evaluated at the world's first microreactor test bed, per a Department of Energy news release

https://tech.yahoo.com/science/articles/...41979.html

[Tee tiong huat]

Much depends on the size and type of reactors used to generate electricity. This Westinghouse micro reactors used molten salt which can generate about 30 MW of power which can supply about 45 HDB blocks is safer than living next to a chlorine plant.

https://gizmodo.com/these-mini-nuclear-p...2000627089

Much depends on the size and type of reactors used to generate electricity.

 I think...it may take a big plot od land...If
this Westinghouse micro reactors used molten salt?.  

which can generate about 30 MW of power which can supply about 45 HDB blocks is safer than living next to a chlorine plant...

[Tee tiong huat]

Much depends on the size and type of reactors used to generate electricity.

 I think...it may take a big plot of land...If this Westinghouse micro reactors used molten salt?.  
which can generate about 30 MW of power which can supply about 45 HDB blocks is safer than living next to a chlorine plant...

S'pore GDP up 4.3% in Q2, well above mkt expectations amid US tariff Pause Q1 growth revised upwards 4.1%
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/singapo...riff-pause

[Tee tiong huat]

https://gizmodo.com/these-mini-nuclear-p...2000627089

[Tee tiong huat]

Current team high cost of electricity bill is a killer to AI progress.

SINGAPORE: A key institute on nuclear energy research was boosted with a S$66 million (US$52 million) grant as it unveiled its new premises at the National University of Singapore (NUS) on Friday (Jul 11).

With the grant, S'pore Nuclear Research & Safety Institute (SNRSI) will expand its research into nuclear safety, NUS & the National Environment Agency NEA) said in a joint media release. The institute now has a 12,900 sqm building @16 Prince George's Park, which is part of NUS' campus.

Singapore has yet to make a decision on the deployment of nuclear energy.  Prime Minister Lawrence Wong saying during Budget 2025. Govt will study the potential deployment of nuclear power & take further steps to systematically build up capabilities in this area.

He noted: Steps taken in this aspect, including agreements signed between Singapore and the US on civil nuclear cooperation. To this...S'pore has also announced plans to build a pool of about 100 nuclear energy experts in the medium to long run.

While thought to be unfeasible for S'pore in the past, nuclear technology has since advanced and small modular reactors (SMR) present a viable option for the land-scarce country, as they are a fraction of the size of conventional nuclear reactors and are safer.

S'pore is monitoring progress of SMR & other advanced nuclear technologies as possible energy options for the future.

[Tee tiong huat]

SINGAPORE: A key institute on nuclear energy research was boosted with a S$66 million (US$52 million) grant as it unveiled its new premises at the National University of Singapore (NUS) on Friday (Jul 11).

With the grant, S'pore Nuclear Research & Safety Institute (SNRSI) will expand its research into nuclear safety, NUS & the National Environment Agency NEA) said in a joint media release. The institute now has a 12,900 sqm building @16 Prince George's Park, which is part of NUS' campus.

Singapore has yet to make a decision on the deployment of nuclear energy.  Prime Minister Lawrence Wong saying during Budget 2025. Govt will study the potential deployment of nuclear power & take further steps to systematically build up capabilities in this area.

He noted: Steps taken in this aspect, including agreements signed between Singapore and the US on civil nuclear cooperation. To this...S'pore has also announced plans to build a pool of about 100 nuclear energy experts in the medium to long run.

While thought to be unfeasible for S'pore in the past, nuclear technology has since advanced and small modular reactors (SMR) present a viable option for the land-scarce country, as they are a fraction of the size of conventional nuclear reactors and are safer.

S'pore is monitoring progress of SMR & other advanced nuclear technologies as possible energy options for the future.

While thought to be unfeasible for S'pore in the past???, today nuclear technology has since advanced with small modular reactors (SMR) 

Yes like a presents to us a viable option. Our PM Wong is watching carefully, for the land-scarce country like S'pore, nust look for as they are a fraction of the size of conventional nuclear reactors and all have to like of are fairly safely first come in play, b'cos something we call it as nuclear in Singapore small island.

[cityhantam]

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