Staff Reporter

The company is driving excellence in sustainable water infrastructure and service delivery.

The company was recognised for its IMIP sanitary wastewater treatment and reuse project, which saves over 1.38 million cubic metres of water annually.

The company implemented a fast-tracked, high-capacity treatment system that delivers reliable water access for communities across Karawang, Bekasi, and DKI Jakarta.

The company earned distinction for its climate-resilient water infrastructure and youth-focused stewardship programme in the Philippines.

The company was recognised for its 200,000 m³ Rainwater Harvesting Pond and advanced wastewater treatment.

The awards programmes lauded the region’s trailblazers advancing innovation, impact, and sustainability.

This will be fuelled by rising costs of conventional energy sources, amongst others.

This boosts South Australia’s wind generation capacity by 20%.

Main themes include solar, wind, smart storage, and emerging power.

The plant, expected to open in 2029, is set to be the largest battery energy storage in the city-state.

CEO Ross Rolfe will step down from his role at the end of the year.

Striking a balance between energy security and net zero agenda is no easy feat.

Clean energy investments are fuelling the expansion.

The funding will allow the company to deploy its system in various markets.

APAC will be a leader in the sector.

The increasing energy demand will boost the expansion of the market.