Can wind energy be used in Singapore?

SINGAPORE: Singapore's first long-span wind turbine was installed at Semakau Landfill on Friday (Oct 20). At 14 storeys high and with three 10. read more

Technically, yes, wind energy can be used in Singapore. Wind energy can be used anywhere. Practically, no, wind energy should no be used in Singapore as Singapore has a lack of space to build the turbines and infrastructure required for wind energy to be harnessed. Added to that is the presence of many high rise buildings that can block all the wind. read more

They can install mini wind farms which can generate clean energy there. Mini wind mills might not be costly and they will be able to run even in low wind say 3 m/s. I believe IR should make the engines more aerodynamic to reduce the drag and increase the efficiency. read more

Renewable energy (“renewables”) is energy generated from natural resources that can be replenished. These include solar, wind, geothermal and hydro. In Singapore, we have limited renewable energy options. read more