#GreenTogether

New initiatives by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) seek to accelerate green financing and position Singapore as a global leader.

An exploration of collaborative ties between Singapore and Denmark during Singapore International Water Week on June 25th, 2021

Denmark, Norway and the US have a common goal: For ships running on zero-emission fuels to make up 5% of the global deep-sea fleet by 2030.

International Finance Corporation & Development Finance International share how to obtain funding for sustainable infrastructure development

For Singapore and Denmark to achieve its water resource recovery goals, partnerships on this sustainability journey is crucial.

Bloomberg's economic outlook for SouthEast Asia in view of the COVID-19 pandemic & outlooks by COWI Singapore and Hempel South & East Asia

Singapore’s Green Plan 2030 is a “national sustainability movement” aiming to turn it into a more eco-friendly state over the next decade.

A high recyclability rate has obvious benefits: It lowers CO2 emissions, reduces resource consumption and minimizes waste.

A growing demand for effective destruction of highly recalcitrant organics, such as PFAS, sparks interest in Super Critical Water Oxidation.

Together, Singapore and Denmark aim to explore collaborative efforts and learn from each other to champion emission-free shipping

When energy efficiency is improved, it reduces the pressure on the growth of clean energy and accelerates endeavors for carbon neutrality.

Food loss & wastage is one of the food & agricultural sector’s largest sustainability challenges.