TODAY: S’pore Green Labelling Scheme to be expanded into region

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The Singapore Environment Council has announced plans for Singapore to cooperate with other Global Ecolabelling Network (GEN) members. TODAY reports. S’pore Green Labelling Scheme to be expanded into region SINGAPORE – The Singapore Green Labelling Scheme looks set to expand into the region. Chairman of the Singapore Environment Council Isabella Loh said Singapore will cooperate with other Global … Read more

The Straits Times: Emissions-based car taxes in the works

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The Straits Times has reported of the government’s plans to implement a new scheme to benefit fuel efficient cars. Emissions-based car taxes in the works Fuel-efficient vehicles will get bigger rebates under new system, say sources The Government will soon announce a new emissions-based vehicle tax system. It is expected to replace the decade-old green vehicle … Read more

Channel NewsAsia: S’pore energy efficiency gets boost

At the inaugural National Energy Efficiency Conference, Minister for the Environment and Water Resources Dr Vivian Balakrishnan announced a S$22.8 million Grant for Energy Efficient Technologies (GREET) scheme. This will be available for the next two years, and it will help companies cope with costs of new technologies. Channel NewsAsia reports. S’pore energy efficiency gets boost SINGAPORE: … Read more

  • About Green Drinks Singapore

    Founded in November 2007, Green Drinks Singapore is one of more than 800 cities with a Green Drinks presence.

  • We are a non-profit environmental movement that connects academia, green businesses, activists, community and government, for knowledge sharing and collaboration opportunities. We do this by organising informal talks every last Thursday of the month, over drinks! Once in a while, we hold discussions, documentary screenings and workshops to further engage the public and participants.
  • Started in 1989 in London, the Green Drinks movement is a self-organising network that is meant to be simple and unstructured. The global site can be found at www.greendrinks.org.