A Cool City in a Warming World | URA Master Plan
Read about our three-pronged strategy for heat response and mitigation, though thoughtful land planning and innovative urban solutions.
Get QuoteRelated Topics:
Singapore Telecommunications Sites Energyresistant
MND | Breakout: Heat Resilience
Through this interdisciplinary dialogue, participants will gain actionable insights into building a more heat-resilient Singapore for all segments of society whilst fostering sustainable urban development.
Get Quote
A CLIMATE-RESILIENT SINGAPORE FOR A SUSTAINABLE
More information on Singapore''s plans to mitigate climate change and stabilise our long-term emissions can be found in the Climate Action Plan: Take Action Today, For a Carbon-Eficient Singapore booklet.
Get Quote
Cool (ing) Ideas for Tropical Data Centers
Tropical climates could make racks of hot-running data servers even hotter. But researchers in Singapore are now testing ways to cool this trend, sustainably.
Get Quote
Sustainability Report 2024 SINGTEL 28
These SuperCore sites, which support our key service platforms like voice, broadband and mobile data, optimise energy consumption through consolidation of high compute services into a
Get Quote
Planning for a Liveable and Heat-Resilient City
Developers are encouraged to conduct environmental modelling of the site to demonstrate that outdoor thermal comfort (OTC) is maintained or improved, and UHI effect is minimised and reduced.
Get Quote
From ''fungi tiles'' to S$400 cooling vests: How can Singapore keep
In Singapore, scientists, urban planners and ordinary residents are exploring new ways to cope, which include rethinking how buildings are designed and experimenting with technologies
Get Quote
Solving Singapore''s Urban Heat Island effect
Due to the effects of global warming, rising urban heat and El Nino, 2023 was the hottest recorded year in Singapore. Temperature increases can result in adverse climatic effects such as
Get Quote
Heat and the city: High-rise areas get almost twice as hot as low-rise
A recent study helmed by researchers from the National University of Singapore (NUS) found that areas with dense clusters of buildings in the city are warmer than less dense housing
Get Quote
SINGAPORE''S FIFTH NATIONAL COMMUNICATION AND
This is a significant and ambitious commitment for Singapore, a country that has limited potential for alternative energy sources. Our climate commitments are backed by concrete strategies, policies
Get Quote
Heat and the city: High-rise areas get almost twice as
A recent study helmed by researchers from the National University of Singapore (NUS) found that areas with dense clusters of buildings in the city are
Get Quote