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← Energy Market Authority of Singapore Act 2001

Energy Market Authority of Singapore Act 2001 s 19

s 19 Future Energy Fund

19.—(1) The Future Energy Fund is established consisting of —(a) all moneys from time to time appropriated from the Consolidated Fund or Development Fund and authorised to be paid into the Future Energy Fund by Supply law; (b) all moneys authorised by or under any other written law to be paid into the Future Energy Fund; (c) any gifts or donations made by any person for the purposes of the Future Energy Fund; and (d) all investments out of moneys in the Future Energy Fund authorised to be made by this Act and the proceeds of any such investment, including the net income from such investments. (2) Upon the commencement of section 6(1) of the Energy Transition Measures and Other Amendments Act 2024, the Government must pay into the Future Energy Fund such sum as the Minister charged with the responsibility for finance may determine out of moneys provided by Parliament for the Future Energy Fund. (3) For the purposes of subsection (1)(d), the net income from investments is the amount ascertained by adding to, or deducting from, the income received from investments of moneys in the Future Energy Fund, any gain derived or loss sustained, realised or unrealised (as the case may be) from such investments. (4) Upon the dissolution of the Future Energy Fund during any term of office of the Government (within the meaning of the Constitution), the balance then remaining in that Fund must be transferred to the Consolidated Fund and added to the reserves of the Government not accumulated by it during that term of office.[Act 27 of 2024 wef 08/11/2024]

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