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Singapore Energy Labels Would Distinguish Higher Efficiency
Singapore proposes replacing multiple energy-efficiency ticks with two label tiers while extending regulation to selected fans, washing machines and dishwashers.
Read analysisSingapore Expands a Canal Within a Crowded Catchment
PUB has completed the 2.3-kilometer Upper Bukit Timah Canal upgrade, increasing its stormwater conveyance capacity by 30 percent. The project shows how drainage geometry and construction staging can add capacity where urban space is constrained.
Read analysisCircular Water Practices Through Community Participation
Community participation supports circular water practices through clear responsibilities and accessible learning. Singapore’s NEWater program illustrates how a public water agency connects advanced recycling with education about treatment and appropriate uses.
Read analysisSecure-Recycle Links Device Returns to Data Destruction
Singapore’s Secure-Recycle trial links convenient device returns with tracking and a destruction certificate.
Read analysisSingapore’s Grid Partnership Starts With Tradable Power
Singapore and the World Bank Group have launched a three-year partnership for ASEAN electricity integration.
Read analysisWater Management and Climate Action Through Floating Solar
Singapore’s operational Tengeh floating solar farm links renewable electricity with water treatment and reservoir protection. Its delivery contract assigns construction and operating roles, while environmental monitoring covers water quality and biodiversity.
Read analysisSingapore Is Licensing the Reliability and Resource Use of Digital Infrastructure
Singapore's Digital Infrastructure Bill would license major cloud services and data centers for operational resilience while placing energy efficiency and future water requirements inside a separate sustainability regime.
Read analysisSingapore Is Planning Data-Center Growth as an Urban Infrastructure System
Singapore’s plan connects data-center sites, shared fiber, submarine cables and operating efficiency within one urban infrastructure system.
Read analysisSingapore Puts a Three-Year Evidence Gate Before Coastal Scale-Up
PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency, is moving five coastal-protection projects into real-environment testing with about S$14 million in funding.
Read analysisSingapore Tests Five Coastal Defenses Before Choosing What to Scale
PUB is funding five Living Lab projects to compare coastal technologies under operating conditions in Singapore. The three-year assessment will examine options including XblocPlus and a modular structure that can be raised incrementally.
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