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Youth-led · Singapore

Clean, reliable power for the Singapore we’ll grow up in

We’re Youth for Energy Security SG (YES SG), a group of young people in Singapore who think nuclear energy, especially small modular reactors, deserves a serious, open-minded look. We help people get the facts and join the conversation.

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The situation in 4 facts

~95%of Singapore’s electricity is made from imported natural gas.[1][2]
~10%is about the most solar can supply by 2050, even though we’re one of the most solar-dense cities in the world.[1]
12 gCO₂-eq per kWh: the IPCC’s median life-cycle figure for nuclear, compared with 490 g for gas power plants.[3]
2027is when Singapore starts an IAEA review of whether it is ready to make an informed decision on nuclear energy.[4]

Where things stand

Singapore has not decided to use nuclear energy. The Government is studying it carefully, building expertise in nuclear safety and regulation, and will start the first phase of an International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) review in 2027. That review is not a commitment to build anything.[1][4]

We think that careful approach is right. Our goal is to help more Singaporeans, especially young people, understand the options, ask good questions, and take part in the discussion.

What we do

Explain

Plain-language facts on energy, nuclear and SMRs, with every claim linked to its source.

Why nuclear for Singapore →

Listen

Safety, waste and cost questions deserve real answers, not slogans. We answer them respectfully.

Myths, facts & FAQ →

Show up

School talks, community booths and online content made by young people, for everyone.

See events →

Help Singapore have this conversation well

We need students and grown-ups who can explain, design, research and show up. A few hours a month makes a difference.

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Sources

  1. gov.sg, “Is Singapore Adopting Nuclear Energy?” (21 May 2026). www.gov.sg
  2. Energy Market Authority, “What fuel is used to generate electricity in Singapore?”. www.ema.gov.sg
  3. IPCC AR5 Working Group III, Annex III, Table A.III.2 (2014). www.ipcc.ch
  4. Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment, Media Release on INIR Phase 1 Mission (19 May 2026). www.mse.gov.sg

Checked October 2026. Spotted an error? Tell us at and we’ll fix it.