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The Green Plan charts ambitious and concrete targets over the next 10 years, strengthening Singapore’s commitments under the UN’s 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda and Paris Agreement, and positioning us to achieve our long-term net zero emissions aspiration by 2050.
The Building and Construction Authority (BCA) is launching the next edition of the Singapore Green Building Masterplan, which will set three targets — “80-80-80 in 2030”.
Singapore Green Plan 2030
Singapore Green Plan 2030 To secure a green, liveable, and sustainable home for generations of Singaporeans to come Version as of 16 Feb 2021 Visit go.gov.sg/sgp to find out more • Green bonds for select public infrastructure projects -Deepen market liquidity for green bonds -Attract green issuers, capital, and investors to our financial centre
It is a living plan which will evolve as we work with Singaporeans and partners from all sectors to co-create solutions for sustainability. Let's work together to make Singapore a green and liveable home.
Mar 4, 2021 · 9 This is the purpose of the Singapore Green Plan 2030. It is a commitment of this PAP Government to our present and future generations; to chart a common vision for a sustainable future and a roadmap for everyone.
GOOD PROGRESS MADE ON THE SINGAPORE GREEN PLAN 2030 AS GOVERNMENT ACCELERATES DECARBONISATION AND SUSTAINABILITY EFFORTS 8 March 2022 – At the Committee of Supply today, the Government provided a progress update on the Singapore Green Plan 2030. Launched in February 2021, the Green Plan seeks
The Singapore Green Plan 2030 is a national sustainability movement with ambitious and concrete targets, which builds on our existing climate mitigation and adaptation measures. It is a living plan which will evolve as we work with Singaporeans and partners from all sectors to co-create solutions for sustainability.
2030 target: Green 80% of Singapore’s buildings (by Gross Floor Area) by 2030 2021 target: PUB to generate sufficient solar energy from their floating solar panels to power 100% of Singapore’s waterworks. 2025 targets: • Reduce energy consumption of desalination process from current 3.5kWh/m3 to 2kWh/m3 • Singapore’s first integrated
Overview. Launched in February 2021, the Singapore Green Plan 2030 seeks to galvanise a whole-of-nation movement and advance Singapore’s national agenda on sustainable development. Spearheaded by five ministries - the Ministries of Sustainability and the Environment (MSE), Trade and Industry (MTI), Transport (MOT), National Development (MND ...
