Singapore’s CleanTech Park $52m masterplan unveiled

JTC Corp and Economic Development Board (EDB) have unveiled plans on the $52million CleanTech Park (CTP) slated to commence construction in July, the first of three phases of development.
Upon completion by 2030, this 50-hectare eco business park will be Singapore’s clean technology research and development hub, and is expected to create 20,000 jobs in the sustainability sector.
Some of [...]

Eat sustainably with the Singapore Seafood Guide

WWF Singapore has launched a pocket-sized guide to aid Singaporeans in making sustainable choices when consuming seafood.
With much of Singapore’s seafood is imported from the Coral Triangle, which spans across six countries in Southeast Asia and the Pacific, this release of the Singapore Seafood Guide Singapore is a necessary measure, taking into consideration how Singaporeans consume as [...]

Run for a global cause!

Come 20 March, Young NTUC will hold a charity mass run on Pulau Ubin to raise awareness of climate change, a first of its kind on the island.
Titled RUN 350, the event borrows its name from the global 350 movement to cut current worldwide carbon emission levels to the upper safe limit of 350 parts per million [...]

Greenlots roll out electric vehicle charging platform for the global market

Singapore clean technology company Zeco Systems is taking its electric vehicle (EV) platform global, under its infrastructure arm, Greenlots.
Consisting of Greenlots Point, Greenlots Solar, and Greenlots Sky, Greenlots is offering a complete solutions package which can already easily tap into the existing infrastructure of global cities. These solutions include the on-grid, as well as solar charging infrastructure, [...]

The Amazon has arrived in Singapore!

From now till 30 November, City Hall plays home to a slice of Brazil’s famed Amazon forest, otherwise known as “the lungs of the planet”.
In celebration of 30 years of bilateral relations between Brazil and Singapore, the Embassy of Brazil has organised an exhibition titled Amazonia in Singapore, which looks closely at the diversity of life [...]

A closer look at Andy Ho’s “reasons for Singapore to be cool on global warming”

“Quit whinging, dude! The papers say there’s nothing to worry about.”
Andy Ho from The Straits Times recently gave an interesting take on why Singapore should not commit to cutting its carbon emissions come 7 December 2009 at COP15.
In his commentary, Andy states that “9,209 scientists have signed up to www.petition-project.org to reject that global warming [...]

Singapore’s Building and Construction Industry Looks Set for Tall Sustainable Changes

As part of Singapore Green Building Week, the inaugural International Green Building Conference (IGBC) was launched yesterday alongside building exhibition BEX Asia 2009, under the theme “Build Green, The Future is Now”.