This is Singapore's debut at the Horizon Hydrogen Grand Prix, which will also be hosted in Singapore in 2024. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - A team of Temasek Polytechnic students are gearing up for a car race that will ultimately go to the fast, furious and fuel-efficient.
The first race is a two-hour-long qualifying round. From there, 15 teams will advance to the finals, which entails a gruelling six-hour race. Hydrogen fuel cells produce electricity by combining hydrogen and oxygen, with water and small amounts of heat released in the process. As it does not produce any planet-warming carbon dioxide when burned, hydrogen is considered a cleaner fuel that is set to play a major role in Singapore’s and many other countries’ move towards net-zero emissions.
Mr Lee Khim Yong, a senior lecturer with the poly’s Digital Fabrication and Additive Manufacturing Centre who is also coaching the students, said that taking part in the race also helps to train their mental strength and tenacity. The teachers had conducted sparring sessions between the students to observe how they react under stress and in different scenarios. ST PHOTO: EUGENE TAN
Singapore Latest News, Singapore Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Teen Ngee Ann Poly student reports being inappropriately touched by elderly man on SBS busTeenager feels violated and confused after an elderly man touches his thigh on a public bus.
Read more »
Voters would 'prefer a chance to have' Singapore-born President and spouse, claims Tan Kin LianA political analyst says the former NTUC Income CEO's 'nativist views are highly inappropriate' and are a 'risky grasp at winning support'.
Read more »
Haunted MRT stations in Singapore: TikTok creator lists spooky placesBishan, Novena, Woodleigh, Lakeside and Yishun on TikTok user's list of 'haunted' MRT stations.
Read more »
Best dupes for Singapore’s trendiest bags, from puffy bags to dumpling bagsFlaunt the style, save a buck with these on-trend dupes.
Read more »
Singapore to publish its first report on the digital economySingapore will be publishing its first report on the digital economy in the next few weeks. Communications and Information Minister Josephine Teo says that it will review how the sector is contributing to the overall economy. Rebecca Metteo with more.
Read more »
The average Singapore teacher is getting older, more experiencedFewer new teachers are recruited, and the focus has shifted to replacing teachers who have left the service. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Read more »