Singapore, March 3 -- Singapore has pledged to invest 800 million SGD (approximately 630 million USD) over the next five years to support efforts to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, reinforcing its long-term climate ambitions. As reported by the Singaporean financial newspaper The Business Times, Minister-in-charge of Energy and Science & Technology Tan See Leng said during his ministry's Committee of Supply debate that the investment will be made under the Decarbonisation Research, Innovation and Enterprise (RIE) Grand Challenge (DGC). It aims to support research, innovation and translation efforts for low-carbon energy generation and industrial process decarbonisation technologies for the industry and power sectors. "Building on past ef...