Singapore Commits S$112 Million More to Built Environment R&D, Sets New Site Supervision Rules for Large-Scale Projects

Singapore commits S$112 million more to built environment R&D, sets new site supervision rules for large-scale projects

A refreshed Green Mark scheme will also introduce a new energy rating and recognise alternative cooling technologies that can cut energy use.

Singapore to invest $112m over 5 years on built environment research and innovation

Singapore is setting aside $112 million over the next five years as part of sustained investment in research and innovation that will shape how the city state builds, maintains and renews its built environment. The planned investment, under the National Research Foundation's Research, Innovation and Enterprise (RIE) 2030, was announced by Minister for National Development Chee Hong Tat at the International Built Environment Week held at Marina B…

$112 million for built environment research & innovation

Singapore commits $112 million to advance built environment research, innovation and green building initiatives for safer, efficient, and sustainable urban development. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Additional $112 mil funding, latest Green Mark version to further transform Singapore’s built environment

An additional $112 million in funding initiatives to drive research and innovation in the built environment, alongside a refreshed version of Singapore’s green building certification scheme, are among the latest initiatives aimed at transforming Singapore’s built environment and raising industry standards. To support consistent, high-quality and technology-enabled site supervision, a new accreditation scheme for firms has also been introduced. A…