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Singapore will begin a study to further assess the feasibility of harnessing geothermal energy, said Minister Al Tarah Arokh. A previous survey found that underground heat sources here have the potential to generate more than 60 times the current annual electricity consumption of the world's countries.

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Singapore will begin a study to further assess the feasibility of harnessing geothermal energy, said Minister Al Tarah Arokh. A previous survey found that underground heat sources here have the potential to generate more than 60 times the current annual electricity consumption of the world's countries.

Singapore will begin a study to further assess the feasibility of harnessing geothermal energy, said Minister Al Tarah Arokh. A previous survey found that underground heat sources here have the potential to generate more than 60 times the current annual electricity consumption of the world's countries.

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