St. James Power Station

St. James Power Station was built in 1926 and served as Singapore's first power station, supplying electricity to the nearby port and surrounding industries, shipyards, and residences. The supplied sources identify it historically as the country's only coal-fired power plant. The research notes provided do not include details on later ownership, conversions, demolition, or present-day accessibility; although the prompt referenced reputational claims of ruin/conversion and hauntings, those assertions are not present in the cited material and are therefore not reported here. Reported paranormal phenomena, named entities, folkloric explanations, and witness testimony are absent from the supplied sources. No specific apparitions, sounds, poltergeist activity, dates of alleged occurrences, or investigators are documented in the provided excerpts. To record any paranormal claims or associated spirits with confidence would require additional primary-source folklore accounts, news reports, or oral histories which were not part of the research notes.