S’pore to explore nuclear power as future energy source: PM Wong

[buffybuffy]

Nuclear power plant. Once got fault no need to say sorry. Too late already.

That’s provided they even bother to tell you. Tell me you have absolute trust that they will tell you.

 

[lightningflash]

Flooding only can barely handle and still want to go nuclear

 

[Orionz]

Flooding only can barely handle and still want to go nuclear

ponding rahs

 

[Orionz]

That’s provided they even bother to tell you. Tell me you have absolute trust that they will tell you.

 

[xcodes]

this gov better don't build it ... otherwise we will all be doomed ... can't even ensure MRT trains don't breakdown, can't even lessen the flood condition during monsoon time, and yet they still want to talk about what nuclear power ... they better don't touch it ...

 

[Orionz]

this gov better don't build it ... otherwise we will all be doomed ... can't even ensure MRT trains don't breakdown, can't even lessen the flood condition during monsoon time, and yet they still want to talk about what nuclear power ... they better don't touch it ...

ish gotch experts

 

[Can Or Not]

need to faster find a place to stay near the east, chibaboom can fly or take a boat out

north also not bad can exit to jb, doomsday planning mah

Ok noted. The plant will be in the east

 

[volarth]

Guys, the modern Nuclear plants are different from those that are reported from media. Chill

That is what they said of the "new" MRT lines... new tech, better design and engineering...

You say lei?

 

[xcodes]

That is what they said of the "new" MRT lines... new tech, better design and engineering...

You say lei?

and we saw new mrt line broke down not too long in use liao ...

 

[antonpoh]

Going down a silly path.

 

[Spike]

If the study takes another 20 years, might not live long enough to see it.

 

[ahnyaahnya]

You folks should worry about whether the cost savings will be passed down to consumers than the safety issue.

That one we no worry about WHETHER cost savings will be passed down. We know the answer lah

 

[batuchka]

i'm not gonna lie : for an authoritarian establishment with ZERO accountability/transparency since '65 i am not too excited by the idea...

 

[ahnyaahnya]

I vote for Bukit Timah, very centralised so will be efficient in electricity supply.

Confirm will get a lot a lot of feedback on the negatives of nuclear energy.

I vote Ridout, wherever that is.......to make many edmwers happy

 

[pmetpmet]

Huat lah! Going nuclear to support a larger population so sinkies can be more huat

 

[KakiMeow]

If jump into nuclear pool comes out will become incredible buibui or not sia

 

[appleorange_]

am i the only one who skipped straight to the comments section to read what the TRUE experts have to say on this topic?

 

[hardindex]

Investing in fake sciences, no wonder GST keep going up

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[BBClone]

Electricity will become very very cheap for SG.

Making SG even richer in the future.

Really envy SG. Got foresight make good decisions for the future to ensure the economy remains strong, SGD strong, more high paying jobs.

This will make SG a very attractive place for Data Centres that need a lot of electricity.

Producing energy will become cheaper, but energy costs will not.

This is ”Profits Above People” party, ok?