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.

Available Grants & Funding Calls

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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SED to power water recycling at Gujarat’s major new solar hub

  • Water & Wastewater Asia
Spray Engineering Devices (SED) has secured a significant order from Gradiant India, the Indian arm of Boston-headquartered Gradiant, one of the global leaders in water and wastewater solutions. As India accelerates its ambitions in solar energy, the

Veolia marks 25 years at Hoskote in Bangalore with new innovation hub

  • Water & Wastewater Asia
Veolia marked a key milestone in India with the inauguration of a new Customer Experience Centre at its Hoskote facility in Bangalore on 1 Apr (Image: Veolia) Veolia has marked a major milestone in its India journey with the inauguration of a new

Veolia and GS Caltex partner to strengthen environmental security in Korea’s industrial sector

  • Water & Wastewater Asia
During the state visit of Emmanuel Macron to South Korea, Veolia and GS Caltex announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore and advance collaboration across business, environmental and digital areas. Amid rapid industria

Vaisala refractometers support development of advanced ‘green hydrogen’ electrolysers

  • Water & Wastewater Asia
The production of green hydrogen through water electrolysis presents a promising route to decarbonisation; however, electrolyser performance depends heavily on the stability and characteristics of its components. To address this, a group of engineers

Research shows cast iron pipes can temporarily ‘reseal’

  • Water & Wastewater Asia
Technical research commissioned by UK Water Industry Research (UKWIR) and conducted by the University of Sheffield has provided new insight into how and why cast iron pipes fail. The UK water sector faces a distinct challenge due to its extensive