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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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

Pump and motor components supplier KOOT wins European PIA award 

  • Water & Wastewater Asia
India-based KOOT, part of the EKKI Group owned by the Arumugam family, has been named a finalist for the “Supplier of the Year” award at the Pump Industry Awards (PIA).  KOOT provides critical components and sub-assemblies to leading global pump a

National water and sewer bills rise 5.1%, outpacing inflation as utilities face rising cost pressures

  • Water & Wastewater Asia
US household water and sewer charges reached a five-year high in 2025, increasing by 5.1% and outpacing inflation, according to Bluefield Research, one of the leading providers of global water market data and insights. Bluefield’s annual US Municipal

Armstrong Fluid Technology appoints Danilo Elez as chief executive officer

  • Water & Wastewater Asia
Armstrong Fluid Technology, one of the global leaders in intelligent, energy-efficient fluid flow and whole-building mechanical solutions, has announced the appointment of Danilo Elez as chief executive officer. In this role, Elez will lead the compa

Water and wastewater automation market projected to hit $18.2bn by 2033

  • Water & Wastewater Asia
The global water and wastewater automation market is projected to reach $18.2bn by 2033, up from $9.8bn in 2024, according to Growth Market Reports. The sector is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.1% between 2025 and 2033,