This will require us to plan and develop the natural gas infrastructure to continue meeting our growing needs, while we develop new hydrogen infrastructure for low-carbon alternatives such as hydrogen, which can enable the transition over time.
As a member of the Gas System Department, you will be part of the dynamic team responsible for overseeing the planning and development of Singapore’s gas infrastructure over the medium and long-term horizon for both natural gas and hydrogen. You will work with many stakeholders – such as other Government agencies, infrastructure operators, gas importers, and end-users – to ensure the safety and reliability of gas supply in Singapore, and facilitate the introduction of low-carbon alternatives. This will entail understanding the gas system’s impact on power operations, evaluating trade-offs of different decarbonisation pathways, and deconflicting resource requirements with other initiatives.
Together with the team, you will:
Plan and develop additional natural gas infrastructure (e.g. new LNG import facilities, network facilities) needed to meet gas demand. This includes overseeing the new LNG terminal project, and reviewing the existing system to ensure its continued efficiency, reliability, and stability;
Work with developers and consultants on technical feasibility studies, front-end engineering & design, etc. leading up to Final Investment Decision for the needed gas system infrastructures.
Shape the energy infrastructure masterplan to guide Singapore’s energy transition, considering the feasibility and trade-offs of different approaches. This includes the phasing of new infrastructure such as import terminals and pipelines;
Establish operating parameters and policy/regulatory frameworks for the new hydrogen infrastructure, considering feasibility, safety, reliability, security and costs;
Advance understanding of new gas technology/equipment, and assess their suitability for Singapore;
Support engagements with other agencies to secure land and pipeline corridors to enable the deployment of both natural gas and hydrogen infrastructures; and
Job Requirements:
Be proactive and curious towards learning and problem solving.
Exhibit strong analytical and critical thinking skills, to be able to distil complex information, assess trade-offs, and propose practical solutions.
Have good communication skills – concise and coherent.
Possess strong interpersonal skills, to work well with a range of stakeholders both within and beyond the public service and understand their different perspectives.
Be driven and resourceful, whether working independently or as part of a team.
Candidates should have a background in engineering, preferably in mechanical or chemical engineering.