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Billionaire Anthoni Salim-Backed Company To Build $735 Million Singapore Hydrogen Power Plant

PacificLight Power—backed by Indonesian billionaire Anthoni Salim’s Hong Kong-listed First Pacific—has won a $735 million contract to build and operate a hydrogen-ready combined cycle gas power plant in Singapore.

By: Forbes
  • Jan 07 2025
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Billionaire Anthoni Salim-Backed Company To Build $735 Million Singapore Hydrogen Power Plant
Billionaire Anthoni Salim-Backed Company To Build $735 Million Singapore Hydrogen Power Plant
PacificLight's existing 800-megawatt gas-fired power plant in Singapore's Jurong Island industrial ... [+] complex.
Courtesy of PacificLight
PacificLight Powera privately held Singapore-based compa… [+2375 chars]

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