Search Results

Home / Projects Projects Site Assessment and Environmental Impact Study in Singapore March 4, 2020 All Projects, Environmental & Ecology TEMBUSU Asia Consulting together with our partner is awarded a consultancy service work comprising of three sites in the north-eastern part of Singapore where transportation facilities are planned. The scope covers the Site Assessment and Environmental Impact Study (EIS) works. The development of Site 1 includes the construction of a multi-storey development with underground transport operational facilities. The scope includes site investigation & assessment of the environmental impacts due to the proposed works within the former landfill site and design of the associated environmental control infrastructure. The development at Site 2 and Site 3 includes road works, a viaduct, and other ancillary works within an Identified Biodiversity Site (IBS). EIS is to be carried out to study impacts on the IBS due to the proposed road projects. The works include the collection of baseline survey data covering biodiversity, water quality, and noise quality. The data would then be analyzed to assess the environmental impacts associated with the construction and operational phases of the site based on the proposed development plan. This assessment would be the basis to recommend mitigation measures appropriate to the impacts assessed. An environmental management and monitoring plan would then be prepared to mitigate the adverse impacts during the construction stage. Previous Back Next

Home / Projects Projects Covid-19 Open Rest Shelter for Construction of Chemical Plant in Jurong Island September 9, 2020 All Projects, Urban Resilience TEMBUSU Asia was awarded the consultancy service for an open rest shelter during the construction of a chemical plant in Jurong Island, Singapore. This shelter was constructed to manage safety measurements due to COVID-19 for the construction workers on the project site. The scope includes design review and endorsement of the steel structure and foundation design, including toilet, sanitary, and equipment shelter. We also provide statutory site supervision during the construction and obtaining clearance from relevant authorities. Previous Back Next

Home / Projects Projects EMMP Services for Proposed Industrial Development at Kranji, Singapore March 4, 2022 All Projects, Environmental & Ecology TEMBUSU Asia Consulting (TAC) was engaged to provide environmental consulting services for an industrial project in Kranji. Given the rich biodiversity inhabiting the mangroves and mudflats along the coast, TAC would recommend measures to ensure that the works do not adversely affect sensitive fauna, particularly due to the generation of noise from industrial activities. Our services enabled our client to conduct their project in an environmentally sensitive manner, thus moving towards fulfilling UN SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities and SDG 15: Life on Land. Previous Back Next

Home / Projects Projects Master Planning and Design of a Sustainable Integrated Development August 27, 2019 All Projects, Urban Resilience TEMBUSU Asia Consulting has been awarded a contract to work on a conceptual masterplan and design of a Sustainable Integrated Development. This iconic development seeks to integrate various intended functions and uses with its surrounding environment while achieving a strong sense of harmony and uniqueness in its design. Various sustainability aspects will be looked into to address the challenges of climate change, water, energy, and social needs. This project gives TAC the opportunity to display our capability and strength in providing integrated solution towards sustainable urban master plan. Previous Back Next

Home / Projects Projects EMMP Services for Communication Systems Installation at Mandai, Singapore June 10, 2024 All Projects, Environmental & Ecology TEMBUSU Asia Consulting (TAC) was engaged to provide environmental consulting services for installation of a communication system in several sites at Mandai. These sites are part of the Mandai Rejuvenation Project (MRP), which covers 35.4 hectares. The MRP is adjacent to the Central Catchment Nature Reserve which is known to be ecologically sensitive. Hence, TAC’s role as an environmental consultant is critical in ensuring that the installation works do not adversely affect sensitive fauna, particularly due to the generation of noise and dust. TAC’s team of ecologists and environmental consultants recommended measures to be implemented and conducted regular site visits to ensure the measures are effective in reducing the impacts. Throughout the project duration, the EMMP was adapted in an iterative process. Our services enabled our client to conduct their project in an environmentally sensitive manner, thus moving towards fulfilling UN SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities and SDG 15: Life on Land. #SDG11 #SustainableCitiesandCommunities #SDG15 #LifeOnLand Previous Back Next

Home / Projects Projects EMMP project for the construction of housing development in Pasir Ris July 29, 2021 All Projects, Environmental & Ecology TEMBUSU Asia Consulting (TAC) was awarded an Environmental Management and Monitoring Plan (EMMP) project for the construction of housing development in Pasir Ris. The work mainly covers the development of a detailed construction EMMP framework during the pre-construction stage, outlining the mitigation and management measures to ensure that the proposed works do not adversely affect the environment around the project site. Additionally, TAC developed a Wildlife Management Plan to advise the Client on wildlife protection and encounter. Given that the project is located adjacent to an existing forested area, TAC will provide support for biodiversity monitoring throughout the construction period to ensure that the mitigation measures implemented are effective for the protection of biodiversity. Previous Back Next

Home / Projects Projects Development of Environmental Management and Monitoring Plans (EMMPs) across Singapore May 20, 2024 All Projects, Environmental & Ecology TEMBUSU Asia Consulting (TAC) developed several Environmental Management and Monitoring Plans (EMMPs) for projects across Singapore. These projects include the redevelopment of a recreational park, the construction of ticketing booths, and the reinstatement of land. EMMPs aim to ensure that environmentally sensitive receptors (i.e., humans, animals, and plants) around the project site are not negatively impacted by the project activities. TAC first identified the surrounding sensitive receptors and conducted an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA). TAC then outlined the necessary measures to minimise potential impacts on the environment. These include measures to protect biodiversity and maintain regulatory standards for air quality, water quality, and noise. To ensure that the measures were implemented, regular site visits were conducted and the EMMP was adapted in an iterative process. One of the projects was in close proximity to coastal and forested habitats which host biodiversity. One mitigation measure to minimise disturbance to the swiftlet colony located nearby was to potentially avoid major works during the swiftlet breeding season. Overall, the effective implementation of EMMPs ensured that the projects were carried out in a sustainable and environmentally-sound manner. #EMMP #SDG11 #SustainableCitiesCommunities #SDG15 #LifeOnLand #EIA Previous Back Next

Home / Projects Projects Greenhouse Gas Verification Services for a Power Generation Company July 31, 2024 All Projects, Carbon & Sustainability On February 2022, Singapore’s Finance Minister Lawrence Wong announced during the Singapore Budget 2022 that the city-state will raise its carbon tax to S$25 per million tonnes of CO2 equivalent (mtCO2e) in 2024 and 2025, from its current value of S$5/mtCO2e. The amount will progressively increase to S$45/mtCO2e in 2026 and 2027, and S$50 to S$80/mtCO2e by 2030. This move represents one of the largest government-mandated carbon taxes to finance its decarbonisation efforts, create a regional carbon marketplace, and bring forward its net zero emission deadline. The carbon tax will be applied on emission-intensive facilities that directly emit at least 25,000 mtCO2e of greenhouse gas (GHG) emission annually. Companies registered as a taxable facility may utilise high quality international carbon credits to offset up to 5% of their taxable emissions from 2024 onwards. Under the Carbon Pricing Act (CPA), industrial facilities are required to comply to the Measurement, Reporting and Verification (MRV) requirements to determine the amount of GHG emissions annually. To do so, facilities must submit a Monitoring Plan and an Emissions Report and engage an NEA-accredited third-party verifier to verify the accuracy of the Emissions Report and implications of GHG control measures. One of Singapore’s largest power generation facilities approached TEMBUSU Asia Consulting (TAC) to conduct its MRV and verify their reckonable GHG emissions as indicated in their Emissions Report. The scope of MRV includes extensive desk analysis on data collected during the reporting period, and physical inspection of the facility’s emission streams and sources. TAC also conducted in-depth analysis on the facility’s quality management framework and data management system to substantiate the claim made by the client. TAC then submitted an endorsed Verification Plan Summary and Verification Report to NEA for verification once the MRV has been conducted, as required. This project highlights TAC’s commitment to fulfil 3 of UN SDGs, SDG 7: Clean and Affordable Energy, SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production, and SDG 13: Climate Action. Previous Back Next

Home / Projects Projects Training on “Disaster Risk Reduction” August 19, 2019 All Projects, Capacity Building TEMBUSU Asia was awarded a project by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) of Singapore and UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) to conduct a 4-days training programme on “Disaster Risk Reduction” (DRR) for mid-senior level foreign government officials in September 2019. This programme focuses on Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction, covering topics of vulnerability risk assessment, DRR financing, strengthening policy & decision-making process, strengthening governance & capacity building, climate change mitigation & adaptation measures, urban planning, and building public health resilience through pandemic preparedness. The training programme is intended to provide the participants with a deeper understanding of how to work on the best strategic DRR action planning in accordance with the climatic conditions and prevalent disasters of their respective countries. Previous Back Next

Home / Projects Projects Environmental Compliance Audit of a Recycling Facility in Singapore August 5, 2020 All Projects, Urban Resilience TEMBUSU Asia Consulting was engaged to carry out an environmental compliance audit of a Recycling Facility based in Singapore. The Recycling Facility is a pioneer in the region in providing waste solutions and engaged in waste recycling of electronic waste (E-waste) which leads to resource recovery of rare metals. As part of the assessment, Recycling Facility was audited to determine compliance of business operations with applicable national environmental regulatory requirements & business permits and to identify whether any potential environmental risks present. The goal is to assist Client in a decision-making process to appoint the concerned Recycling Facility as an approved vendor under vendor management system. Previous Back Next

Home / Projects Projects EHS Audit for a Tires and Brakes Manufacturing Facility May 27, 2024 All Projects, Carbon & Sustainability TEMBUSU Asia was engaged to carry out an Environment Health and Safety (EHS) Legal compliance assessment for a manufacturing facility in Singapore dealing with tires and brakes. The EHS practices were evaluated based on the regulatory compliance in Singapore and the corporate policy. The scope of work involved the evaluation of both Environmental and Occupational Health and Safety aspects including permitting and supervision, storage of hazardous waste, atmospheric emissions, wastewater management, organization and management, chemical handling, ergonomics, accidents and work-related illness and emergency response programs. TAC performed the review to understand the facility’s EHS structure & process. The review was conducted in line with the relevant Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) Act, Fire Safety Act, Environmental Public Health Act and Regulations, International Standards (ISO), company policy and industrial best practices. The scope of activity was completed by the TAC team having industrial expertise in the EHS domain and certified ISO lead auditors which helped in scrutinizing the audit based on standard methodology. The brief scope of work completed includes desktop assessment of documents, site audit, preparation of the audit report and recommendation of best practices. This project highlights TAC’s commitment to fulfilling 4 UN SDGs, SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being, SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation, SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth and SDG 13: Climate Action. Previous Back Next

Home / Projects Projects Environmental Impact Study (EIS) for a Hotel Development Project in Singapore ​ All Projects, Environmental & Ecology TAC is appointed to conduct an Environment Impact Study (EIS) for a proposed hotel development project that is located next to a petrol station. Per National Environmental Agency requirements, any new development sited within 50m of a petrol station needs to conduct an EIS to assess for potential environmental impacts arising from activities at the petrol station. The petrol station operation generates various impacts related to vapor fumes, odor, and noise. Vehicle movement for refueling and the presence of repair & maintenance activities on-site may cause noise impacts. Other activities, including bulk fuel transfer, storage tank venting, and motor vehicle filling, may also deteriorate the air quality and create environmental impacts on hotel development. The EIS will monitor levels of vapor fumes and noise to assess the potential impacts of petrol station activities on the proposed hotel development. The EIS report will provide recommendations to reduce impacts concerning the air quality and noise to acceptable levels as required by relevant environmental standards. Previous Back Next