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  • Independent Greenhouse Gas Verification for Multi-Regional Industrial Operations

    Home / Projects Projects Independent Greenhouse Gas Verification for Multi-Regional Industrial Operations May 14, 2026 All Projects, Carbon & Sustainability TEMBUSU Asia Consulting (TAC) was appointed to conduct a comprehensive Greenhouse Gas (GHG) verification for 23 operational facilities spanning six different countries. The primary objective was to provide independent assurance of activity data and emissions calculations, ensuring alignment with international GHG standards and local regulatory frameworks across diverse geographical contexts. Verification of Scope 1 and Scope 2 GHG emissions. Application of Optical Character Recognition (OCR) for automated data extraction from non-editable source documents. Cross-border data validation and trend analysis across multiple languages and units of measurement. Development of robust audit trails for complex data environments. Issuance of an independent verification statement and management report. Alignment with UN SDGs SDG 9: Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure – By providing rigorous verification of industrial emissions and utilising technology-enabled data extraction methods. SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production – Through the enhancement of corporate transparency and the promotion of accurate sustainability reporting practices. SDG 13: Climate Action – By ensuring the integrity of GHG disclosures, which serves as a foundational step for effective corporate decarbonisation strategies. Previous Back Next

  • Impact Report for the EV Financing company, India

    Home / Projects Projects Impact Report for the EV Financing company, India May 15, 2025 All Projects, Carbon & Sustainability, Financed Emissions TEMBUSU Asia Consulting (TAC) was appointed to prepare an Impact Report for an electric vehicle (EV) financing company in India. This Impact Report analyzed the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) metrics and outcomes of the EV financing initiatives. The report captures key metrics such as carbon emissions avoided through EV adoption, the economic upliftment of drivers and micro-entrepreneurs, and commitment to commuter safety, labor law compliance, and equal opportunities. Aligned with internationally recognized frameworks such as The International Finance Corporation (IFC) Performance Standards, Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Standards, UN Global Compact (UNGC) principles, and UN Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs), the report provides a transparent and credible account of client’s role in accelerating India’s transition to sustainable mobility. Our services included a detailed analysis of quantitative results, the Impact Report highlights stakeholder engagement efforts, contribution to building climate resilience, and ongoing alignment with responsible financing practices. By documenting the benefits of EV financing, the report serves as both an accountability tool and a strategic roadmap for company’s future growth. #SDG7 #SDG9 #SDG11 #EV Mobility #Green Transport #GreenFinance #MobilityForAll Previous Back Next

  • Specialist Consultancy Services for a Proposed Residential Development

    Home / Projects Projects Specialist Consultancy Services for a Proposed Residential Development July 3, 2023 All Projects, Environmental & Ecology TEMBUSU Asia Consulting (TAC) embraced an integrated approach to transform the forest at Yishun into a dynamic living space by realising the full potential of using natural waterways as part of the region’s holistic beauty. TAC’s team of wildlife, ecology and environment professionals were responsible for conducting a biodiversity study to conduct an Environmental Impact Assessment. With the site being a forested zone housing a rich diversification of species, a portion was designated to be kept as part of a nature park area. TAC recommended measures to ensure that future infrastructure and development works would not adversely affect sensitive fauna, particularly due to the generation of noise and dust from work activities. Trainings were also conducted on the biodiversity issues pertaining to the project, including species found at the project site, the importance of biodiversity conservation, and ways to avoid human-wildlife conflict to spruce up the environmental awareness of key personnel. Our services enabled our client to conduct their project in a manner that is sensitive to our fauna biodiversity, thus moving towards fulfilling UN SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities and SDG 15: Life on Land. Previous Back Next

  • Environment, Health & Safety (EHS) and Social Due Diligence

    Home / Projects Projects Environment, Health & Safety (EHS) and Social Due Diligence November 12, 2019 All Projects, Urban Resilience TEMBUSU Asia Consulting is engaged to carry out due diligence of a corporate Environment, Health & Safety (EHS) and Social management system for a Pharmaceutical company. The scope includes assessment of the corporate EHS and social management system to determine compliance with International Finance Corporation (IFC) Performance Standards on Social and Environmental Sustainability and national EHS & social regulations. As part of assessment, Singapore manufacturing facility is to be audited as a representative site and EHS and Social Action Plan will be prepared based on key due diligence findings. The aim is to assist Client in investment decision based on the EHS & Social due diligence. Previous Back Next

  • Specialist Consultancy Services at a Residential Development in the Northern Part of Singapore

    Home / Projects Projects Specialist Consultancy Services at a Residential Development in the Northern Part of Singapore March 25, 2025 All Projects, Environmental & Ecology A recent housing development adopted an integrated approach to transform a forest in Northern Singapore into a dynamic living space. Leveraging on ecological and environmental expertise , TEMBUSU Asia Consulting (TAC) was appointed to conduct an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and develop an Environmental Management and Monitoring Plan (EMMP) for the site. A core conservation area was identified to be retained due to its rich biodiversity and the presence of a stream flowing through a freshwater swamp. TAC revalidated the existing EIA to minimise negative impacts to the flora and fauna that might be caused by the construction work. A comprehensive EMMP was implemented during both infrastructure and building phases to ensure compliance to mitigation measures. Monthly fauna surveys were also conducted to monitor the changes in biodiversity around the site. To improve the environmental knowledge of key personnel, trainings were held on certain biodiversity topics such as the species found in the project site, the significance of biodiversity protection, and strategies to minimise human-wildlife conflict. TAC’s multi-disciplinary services have supported the client in creating a sustainable urban development while fulfilling the SDG goals of sustainable cities and communities and life on land. #SDG11 #SDG15 #biodiversity #ecology #EIA #EMMP Previous Back Next

  • Mandatory Packaging Reporting (MPR) Advisory for Industrial Solutions Provider in Singapore

    Home / Projects Projects Mandatory Packaging Reporting (MPR) Advisory for Industrial Solutions Provider in Singapore May 12, 2021 All Projects, Urban Resilience TEMBUSU Asia Consulting (TAC) was appointed to provide Mandatory Packaging Reporting (MPR) advisory services for a total industrial solutions provider based in Singapore. This Client deals with the packaging of imported goods that are sold both locally and overseas. The MPR was introduced as part of the nation-wide waste management policy to kickstart Singapore’s trajectory towards Circular Economy. This policy has brought businesses’ attention to waste resource management and solutions, such as preparing a waste management approach, measuring 3R (Reducing waste, Reusing and Recycling resources) performance, and navigating associated risks and circular opportunities. The project scope includes guiding the Client through the challenges of meeting requirements set out in the MPR policy and providing advice on how to prepare the necessary information required for the report submission. Through this service, TAC supports our Client in their transition to circularity, a crucial step towards preventing the worst effects of climate breakdown and resource scarcity. Previous Back Next

  • Tianjin Eco-city Zero Waste Plan

    Home / Projects Projects Tianjin Eco-city Zero Waste Plan August 12, 2020 All Projects, Urban Resilience TEMBUSU Asia was appointed to develop the Zero Waste Master Plan for the flagship Sino–Singapore Tianjin Eco-city (SSTEC), one of the 16 cities in China chosen to pilot the Zero Waste programme. Being a collaboration between China and Singapore sets the SSTEC apart from the other cities with this project poised to become a model Zero Waste Eco-city in China. Building on SSTEC’s eco- and smart city status, its master plan will take references from Singapore’s own Zero Waste Master Plan and expand on its pilot Implementation Plan. The master plan will incorporate the understanding of the present Key Performance Indicators, datasets on waste stream mapping and projection, and current waste management practices. TAC identified 4 key waste streams in SSTEC (namely domestic, food, horticultural, and construction & demolition wastes) and developed a strategic transformation master plan with 3 approaches: circular economy, technology innovations, and stakeholder engagement. Each approach includes strategies and initiatives customised to SSTEC’s local context to address various challenges and limitations unique to each waste stream. The Zero Waste Master Plan will be developed with a roadmap projected over a 15-year timeline and built on quantifiable and achievable targets for the short, medium, and long-term milestone year of 2025, 2030 and 2035, respectively. Previous Back Next

  • Annual Gas Pipe Inspection at Jurong Island

    Home / Projects Projects Annual Gas Pipe Inspection at Jurong Island June 15, 2021 All Projects, Urban Resilience TEMBUSU Asia Consulting (TAC) was appointed to carry out the annual inspection of gas pipe installation in Jurong Island. This annual inspection is a requirement of the Gas (Supply) Regulations to ensure no leakage or corrosion to the gas installation and that gas supply remains safe. Upon completion of the annual inspection, a Certificate of Fitness will be issued if the gas installation is found to be in good operating condition. This is the third consecutive year that our Client engages us in this service, and we are pleased to be able to deliver satisfactory and quality services that remain consistent through the years. As part of our efforts to fulfil SDG #9 : Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure and SDG #11 : Sustainable Cities and Communities, we are excited to contribute to building a sustainable and innovative city for all to live in.SDG9I Previous Back Next

  • Stack Extension for a Chemical Plant, Singapore

    Home / Projects Projects Stack Extension for a Chemical Plant, Singapore April 20, 2020 All Projects, Urban Resilience TEMBUSU Asia was awarded consultancy services on stack extension for a chemical plant in Singapore. The scope includes design review and endorsement of the steel frame that supports the 45 m long stack and its foundation design. We also provide statutory site supervision during construction and obtaining clearance from relevant authorities. Previous Back Next

  • Mandatory Packaging Reporting (MPR) Advisory for distributor and manufacturer of stationery and paper products in Singapore

    Home / Projects Projects Mandatory Packaging Reporting (MPR) Advisory for distributor and manufacturer of stationery and paper products in Singapore April 4, 2022 All Projects, Urban Resilience TEMBUSU Asia Consulting (TAC) was engaged by a distributor and manufacturer of stationery and paper products to provide advisory services in fulfilling NEA’s Mandatory Packaging Reporting (MPR) requirements. The regulation requires affected companies to report their primary, secondary, and tertiary packaging that has been circulated into the Singapore market. This reporting will help to lay the foundation for Singapore’s transition towards an Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) framework for packaging waste management by 2025. TAC assisted the Client in understanding the reporting requirements, provided a method of collecting and presenting packaging data, recommended strategies and solutions in developing a packaging 3R plan, and guided the client in a successful NEA submission. We are proud to assist businesses in transitioning towards the circular economy, thus establishing a zero-waste nation in Singapore and fulfilling UN SDG 12: Sustainable Consumption and Production. Previous Back Next

  • Environmental & Ecology | TEMBUSU Asia

    Expert in EIA, BIA, EMMP, habitat restoration, arborist services & nature-based solutions. Drive sustainable environmental & ecological management today. Home / Services / Environmental & Ecology Environmental & Ecology Our planet is facing increasingly complex environmental and ecological issues today. As we empower organizations to understand the challenges encountered by the world today, we allow them to make environmentally responsible decisions. We assist clients to practice environmental stewardship to minimize the impacts of their developments and operations on the natural environment. We help clients to identify environmental risk and opportunities arising from their developmental activities and help them monitor and verify the environmental performance affecting natural capital. Learn More Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) According to the Convention on Biological Diversity, an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is a process of evaluating the likely environmental impacts of a proposed project or development, taking into account inter-related socio-economic, cultural and human-health impacts, both beneficial and adverse. At TAC, our team of multidisciplinary experts are well equipped to deliver comprehensive EIA services, including initial consultation with government agencies, scoping, baseline data collection, as well as impact identification, assessment, and mitigation. Our team is also experienced in stakeholder engagement consultations, which are often done as part of the EIA process. The EIA process also takes into account analysis of physical parameters such as airborne noise, ambient air quality, and ground vibration levels in order to assess the environmental impacts. By having an in-depth understanding of the proposed project and working closely with both the client and technical agencies, we aim to assist our clients in achieving sustainable development. Biodiversity Impact Assessment Through our team of in-house and partner specialists, we conduct biodiversity surveys, often as part of larger projects, including Biodiversity Impact Assessments (BIA), which may form part of an Environmental Impact Assessment. Wildlie & Ecological Services Wildlife & Ecological Services Fauna Surveys Fauna surveys are conducted to identify and record species from various taxonomic groups. We use a range of different standard methods and technology, including visual transect surveys, camera trapping, bat acoustic surveys, and hand netting and trapping of invertebrates, depending on the needs of the project. The results of these surveys may be utilized for analysis in biodiversity screening assessments, biodiversity impact assessments, and other relevant studies. Wildlife Management Plans Wildlife Management Plans are devised for upcoming developments to minimise the risk of wildlife mortality and injury, while also reducing the risk of human-wildlife conflict incidents. Through an understanding of a project site’s baseline conditions, and the identification of target species found within and around the site, our team will develop wildlife management plans. Such plans are often included as part of the client’s Environmental Management and Monitoring Plan (EMMP) and may include aspects such as plans for directional clearance of trees, pre-felling fauna inspections, and wildlife response and rescue protocols. Wildlife Management Plans Anchor 1 Habitat Restoration Advisory Habitat restoration involves rehabilitating or enhancing degraded habitats to increase the biodiversity or ecological function of a site. Our team’s practical experience and ecological knowledge allow us to help our clients devise a habitat restoration strategy, including setting objectives and goals, recommending planting palettes, and devising monitoring parameters for a proposed habitat restoration project. EMMP Environmental Management and Monitoring Plan (EMMP) TAC works closely with clients and contractors through their pre-construction, construction, and operation phase, to ensure that their activities comply with existing legislation and environmental protection guidelines. An EMMP is a systematic approach to mitigate negative environmental impacts and monitor the implementation of these mitigation measures. It is a useful tool to assess whether the mitigation measures taken are effective to reduce or mitigate potential impacts caused by this project to minimal and acceptable levels during the construction phase. With the rate of development, both in Singapore and the region, it is crucial to ensure that the impacts of development on the natural environment are reduced. Our EMMPs include relevant aspects of environmental protection such as Wildlife Management Plans, Flora Management Plans, Lighting Management Plans, and other related plans. This will help our clients develop in an environmentally-sensitive manner. Arboriculture and Habitat Enhancement Services Arrow Arrow Trees, which are often integral in biophilic design, provide a range of amenities including shade, air purification, temperature regulation, and habitats for biodiversity. Trees are also sometimes retained due to their conservation or cultural significance. However, it is vital to ensure that the safety and integrity of trees in development sites are not compromised. Should structural instabilities go undetected, these trees may pose hazards in the future. Our team of certified arboriculture consultants are trained in tree health inspection, assessing construction impacts on trees, tree risk assessment and mitigation, and soil inspection. Our team is also well–versed in the aspects of landscaping consultancy such as designing planting palettes customised for different habitats or purposes. We can thus provide strong support for clients in creating functional, aesthetic, and sustainable green areas. Arboriculture Habitat Enhancement

  • Tank Blending Facility at a Chemical Plant in Jurong Island, Singapore

    Home / Projects Projects Tank Blending Facility at a Chemical Plant in Jurong Island, Singapore May 6, 2020 All Projects, Urban Resilience TEMBUSU Asia was awarded another consultancy service on tank blending facility for a chemical plant in Singapore. The scope includes design review of the tank farms and its associated facilities during the FEED stage, structural foundation, truck loading bays, and fire protection and detection systems. During the construction stage, statutory site supervision will be provided and to obtain clearance from the relevant authorities for the operation. Previous Back Next

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