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Learn how Singapore manages its solid waste from source segregation, incineration, transfer and disposal. Find out about the four waste-to-energy plants, the Tuas Marine Transfer Station, Semakau Landfill and the proposed Integrated Waste Management Facility.
30 kwi 2024 · Learn how Singapore collects, treats, and disposes of solid waste, and how to recycle right. Find out the facts, figures, and challenges of Singapore's waste management and recycling system.
Learn how Singapore has developed and improved its waste management system over the years, from incineration to recycling and zero waste. Explore the timeline, the infrastructure, the initiatives and the goals of becoming a sustainable nation.
Learn how NEA plans, develops and administers Singapore's solid and hazardous waste management systems. Find out the strategies, initiatives and programmes to curb waste growth and achieve a more sustainable system.
Singapore's integrated solid waste management system focuses on two key thrusts – waste minimisation and recycling, or simply the 3Rs (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle). In land-scarce Singapore, waste-to-energy (WTE) incineration plants offer the best technical solution by reducing waste volume efficiently to conserve landfill space.
A report by Golder Associates commissioned by NEA to develop a roadmap for waste management in Singapore by 2030. It reviews current and emerging technologies for waste collection, sorting, recycling and treatment, and recommends RDD&D strategies and policy measures.
The Zero Waste Masterplan sets Singapore's ambition for its Waste Management System and promotes a more responsible and holistic approach through sustainable production, sustainable consumption and waste/resource management. Learn more about this plan here.
