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NEA and NTU to develop S$40m waste-to-energy research facility [News]

NEA and NTU to develop S$40m waste-to-energy research facility By Lee Li Ying, Channel NewsAsia, 13 Jul 2016 The National Environment Agency (NEA) and Nanyang Technological University signed an agreement on Wednesday (July 13) to co-fund the development of a S$40 million waste-to-energy research facility. This facility will be an open platform that will allow researchers and companies working on emerging waste-to-energy technologies to demonstrate and test-bed their projects, they said. Click here to read the full article Source: Channel NewsAsia

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