Resources to Empower Membrane Innovation

Financial support is crucial for accelerating technology through the TRL funnel. SG MEM centralizes the most relevant public and private grant opportunities and provides expert facilitation to help our members secure the necessary R&D funding.

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Public Grants

Administered by NRF and A*Star

 

Administered by the Innovation and Enterprise offices (IEO)

 

Administered by PUB

 

Administered by Enterprise Singapore

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Emerson expands AVENTICS XV platform to meet demand for higher airflow in automation

  • Water & Wastewater Asia
Across factory automation, packaging, water treatment and automotive manufacturing, machine builders are facing a growing challenge: delivering higher airflow within increasingly compact machine designs. While moving to a larger valve platform can ad

37 organisations honoured for advancing Singapore’s water sustainability

  • Water & Wastewater Asia
PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency, has recognised 37 organisations for excellence in water efficiency, conservation and advocacy across three award categories: the Singapore Watermark Awards, Water Efficiency Awards and Water Efficiency Awards (

Solar-powered reverse osmosis system market to reach $4.47bn by 2034

  • Water & Wastewater Asia
Market summary According to research by Growth Market Reports, the global solar-powered reverse osmosis system market was valued at $1.59bn in 2025, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 12.1% forecast from 2026 to 2034. The market is expec

Melbourne’s annual water outlook: Sep quarterly update

  • Water & Wastewater Asia
As of 1 Sep 2026, Melbourne’s water storages were at 69.3%, an increase of nearly 6% (106 billion litres) since 1 Jun, following recent rainfall and slightly above-average inflows for this time of year. More than a third of the increase came from

Episode 14: National University Health System advances circular water management through hospital sustainability initiatives

  • Water & Wastewater Asia
Singapore’s National University Health System is advancing circular water management by reusing RO reject water from dialysis alongside rainwater harvesting and condensate reuse, supported by segregated systems, engineering safeguards and sustainabil