Tag: Green in Future

PACIFICLIGHT RETURNS WITH ITS EIGHTH ANNUAL CREA8 SUSTAINABILITY COMPETITION TO LEAD AND NURTURE YOUTH IN THEIR SUSTAINABILITY JOURNEY

  • The competition, part of PacificLight’s Crea8 Sustainability program, provides a purposeful platform for students to showcase their solutions to create a sustainable Singapore
  • The 2023 Crea8 Sustainability Competition is ongoing until 7 April 2023 for primary and secondary levels and until 28 April for tertiary levels. For more information about the competition, please visit: https://www.crea8sustainability.sg/2023competition/

3 March 2023, Singapore – Singapore-based power generation and electricity retailer, PacificLight, is inviting primary, secondary and tertiary students to submit innovative ideas under its annual Crea8 Sustainability Competition.

As part of PacificLight’s community collaboration program, the Crea8 Sustainability competition was created to inspire youths to be drivers for sustainability. The competition aims to, through practical activities, focus on the importance of building a circular economy surrounding upcycling and recycling, in line with the Singapore Green Plan 2030 – Sustainable Living, Green Citizenry.

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Geo Connect Asia 2023

As geospatial solutions become more applicable in most industries especially in the Southeast Asia region, the desire to meet and discuss developments and opportunities is evident.

Geo Connect Asia 2023 is taking place on 15th & 16th March at Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Singapore, where more than 100 leading brands and products will be showcased.

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OPENING REMARKS BY MS GRACE FU, MINISTER FOR SUSTAINABILITY AND THE ENVIRONMENT, AT THE OFFICIAL INAUGURATION OF ABRACLEAN’S RECYLED GLASS ABRASIVE MANUFACTURING UNIT ON 31 JANUARY 2023

Mr Gurmit Singh, Chairman, Abraclean

Colonel Lau Kee Siong, Director, Abraclean

Ladies and Gentlemen

Good afternoon, everyone. It is my pleasure to witness the inauguration of Abraclean’s glass recycling facility.

I learnt that the facility can process 80 per cent of glass waste into “Abrablast”, a recycled glass abrasive which can be used for blasting and coating. The remaining 20 per cent of glass dust is not wasted either. It can be used in the production of light-weight bricks and construction materials.

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