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The "Singapore Renewable Energy Policy Handbook 2024" has been introduced by ResearchAndMarkets.com, providing in-depth insights into the renewable energy landscape in Singapore. This report outlines key policies, targets, and developments at regional and municipal levels, highlighting the country's framework aimed at bolstering the renewable energy sector. It reviews major technology-specific incentives and policies, offering crucial information for stakeholders looking to navigate the renewable energy market effectively. Additionally, the report examines various promotional measures and compares the support extended to different renewable energy technologies within the nation.

In other market news, Hanwha Aerospace was trading firmly up 17.1% and finishing the session at ₩695,500, hovering around its 52-week high. In the meantime, Talen Energy trailed, down 9.6% to end trading at $188.02.

Hanwha Aerospace's restructuring and international contracts, particularly with Romania and Poland, highlight potential growth opportunities. Discover more insights on Hanwha Aerospace by clicking through to our narrative on the company.

For a deeper understanding of energy transition dynamics, be sure to check out our Market Insights article titled "Sectors And Industries To Watch In 2025," where we discuss the ongoing shift towards renewable energy and the external factors influencing the adoption, both in the U.S. and globally.

Best Energy Transition Stocks

• Tesla settled at $284.65 down 2.8%.

• Applied Materials closed at $152.13 down 3.8%, near its 52-week low.

• Vistra finished trading at $123.95 down 7.3%.

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