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Singapore shipbuilders need 10,000 more workers to deliver greener vessels by 2030

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Singapore’s marine and offshore energy industry is looking to hire around 10,000 more workers to build new vessels, including greener ones. Software engineers are most in demand as the sector needs new skill sets in order to build electric vessels. Charlotte Lim reports.

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