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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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PUB completes Tengah Service Reservoir to support growing water demand

PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency has completed the construction of the Tengah Service Reservoir (SR), a key piece of water supply infrastructure designed to meet current and future water demand in Tengah Town, which is expected to accommodate a

PUB awarded nearly $100m under RIE2030 to advance water technology research

PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency has secured nearly $100m in initial funding under the Research, Innovation and Enterprise (RIE) 2030 Urban Solutions and Sustainability Domain from the National Research Foundation (NRF), Singapore. The funding

Indo Water 2026 Expo & Forum marks 25 years of excellence and expands global outreach

As Indonesia continues to strengthen its water infrastructure and wastewater management capabilities, Indo Water 2026 Expo & Forum is reinforcing its position as a leading platform that brings together government representatives, technology provi

Memsift Innovations and CM Plus partner to deploy circular water infrastructure for advanced manufacturing across Asia

Memsift Innovations (Memsift), a Singapore-based developer of advanced membrane and thermodynamic separation technologies, and CM Plus Singapore (CM Plus), an engineering and project management company serving the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, semic

MattenPlant expands into pharmaceutical water solutions with South East Asia’s first locally manufactured Cold WFI system at SIWW 2026

MattenPlant (Matten), a Singapore-based specialist in industrial and municipal water and wastewater treatment, has announced the launch of its Pharmaceutical Water for Injection (Cold WFI) initiative, bringing South East Asia’s first locally manufact