Projects
Rooftop Solar
Rainwater Harvesting
EV Charging
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Capella Singapore, Sentosa
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Capella has a strong commitment to ESG principles.
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Our solar energy and EV charging projects are fully aligned with Capella’s ESG leadership credentials.
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Using Bifacial solar panels enhances energy output, and is aesthetically attractive.
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Our rainwater harvesting system (solar powered) is another innovative ESG solution.
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Le Meridien Hotel, Jakarta
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Reusable Glass Bottles for drinking water.
Onsite Production of Glass Bottled Water with capacity of +2.5k bottles/day
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Reduction of Plastic Waste
Hundreds of thousands of single use plastic bottles replaced to date
Reusable Glass Bottled Drinking Water
Reusable Glass Bottled Drinking Water
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Marriott Hotel, Batam, Indonesia
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Reusable Glass Bottles for drinking water.
Onsite Production of Glass Bottled Water with capacity of +2.5k bottles/day
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Reduction of Plastic Waste
Recently commissioned, with a target of hundreds of thousands of single-use plastic bottles replaced per annum.
Sustainable waste managemnt
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Marriott Hotel, Batam, Indonesia
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Sewage Treatment and Wastewater Recycling
Design treatment capacity of 150,000 m3 per day, to provide for treatment of sewage, and reuse of wastewater, including for landscaping and flushing, etc
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Food Waste Pilot Plant
To address industry-wide concerns of waste from daily operations.
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Crescent Power Plant, India
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Water Treatment & Recycling
> 150,000 m3 water saved per annum
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Pollutant-reduction
via reduced use of water treatment chemicals
Power Plants are the largest consumer of water among industries, due to their cooling tower water needs.
​Blowdown water from cooling tower is treated properly (to protect environment), and recycled (to minimize usage of scarce resource).
Recycled water is higher quality than tap water, resulting in lower consumption of energy and chemicals / industrial cleaners for cooling towers.
Decentralised systems reduce the need for centralised treatment and pumping processes, resulting in GHG reduction
Decentralized water recycling solution
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Shopping Mall, Tamil Nadu, India
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Waste Recycling
Wastewater is treated properly and also recycled (to minimize usage of scare resource in the region).
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Efficiency
Recycled water is higher quality than tap water, resulting in lower consumption of energy and chemical / industrial cleaners.
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Decentralized
These systems have lower GHG emissions compared to centralised treatment and pumping processes.
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Conrad Orchard Hotel, Singapore
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Rooftop Solar
Solar panels enhances energy output, and is aesthetically attractive.
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EV Charging stations
Increased adoption of electronic vehicles drive demand for cleaner and greener Singapore
The Conrad is one of many well-known hospitality brands in Singapore and SE Asia that are acting on their clean energy commitments.
Installation of rooftop solar and EV charging stations at the Conrad Orchard Hotel, Singapore
Deploying sustainable water treatment and cooling technologies in data centres.
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NTT Data Centre, Delhi, India
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Water Treatment
Supporting data centres to optimize water usage, including:-
providing water treatment for pH and alkalinity adjustments,
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automation and monitoring systems
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as well as specialty chemicals and dispersant technology​
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Cooling Towers
Doubling of cooling tower cycle of circulation, and reducing blowdown by nearly 50%, resulting in substantial saving in water usage and cost​.
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Effluent Treatment Plant, India
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Effluent Treatment & Recycling
2 million litres per day effluent from nearby textile industries treated
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Zero-Liquid Discharge
Plant is equipped with zero liquid discharge processes to recycle water and resources such as salt, hence reducing pollutants discharged to the environment
Often called as ‘Yarn Bowl of India’, Tamil Nadu has an overwhelming presence in spinning, handloom weaving, power loom weaving, processing, knitwear, apparel and garmenting.
It is not just the largest contributor to the Indian textile industry (19%) but also universally recognised for its craftsmanship and uniqueness.
Textile Effluent Treatment Plant and Zero Liquid Discharge
​Common Effluent Treatment Plant in Tiruppur, Tamil Nadu (India)
Rooftop Solar
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St. Jude Family Hospital, Laguna
Philippines
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Rooftop Solar
Supporting the hospital with transition to clean energy by installing rooftop solar system​​
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Busy Bees Kindergarten, Singapore​
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Rooftop Solar
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Zero-Liquid Discharge
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EV Charging
Supporting Busy Bees, a leading pre-school group in Asia, with its sustainability initiatives, including installing rooftop solar, rainwater harvesting and EV charging solutions at its school in Dempsey​
Rooftop Solar, EV Charging and Rainwater harvesting
Rooftop Solar / Piggery Farm / BioGas & WasteWater
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Montenord Piggery Farm, Philippines
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Agriculture
Rural agribusinesses transitioning to clean power (solar)
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Waste Recycling
Farm waste (inc water) treated properly to lower GHG emissions and produce clean power (biogas) as well as organic fertilizer
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ONGC Plant, Gujarat India
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Produced Water Treatment & Recycling solution for Oil and Natural Gas CorporationLimited (ONGC), which is the largest oil and gas company in India​
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The solution removes contaminants from wastewater generated from the extractionactivities, and allows for re-use, with treatment capacity of 500m3 per day​
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The project is in line with ONGC’s commitment to incorporating sustainability best practicein its operations​
ONGC is one of many larger-scale projects in the energy sector which benefits from TIGRIS' expertise.
Wastewater and contaminent treatment
Rainwater Harvesting
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Unilever, Philippines
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Rainwater Harvesting
Our increasingly-popular, and integral sustainability solution designed and curated for end-client's needs, where clean water supplies are under strain.
The Unilever K2C Project, located at Gateway Business Park, General Trias Cavite is an industrial manufacturing building of 13,034 sqm, which benefits from energy efficient design, reduced water consumption, responsible materials selection, world class waste management, and enhanced indoor environment quality.
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JAAN -Water Purification Plant, Bali
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Singapore/Indonesia
Singapore-designed water purification process results in energy and water-efficient purification of high quality drinking water
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Local Access
Provided to local users at a more affordable price than existing brands. Improves access to reliable and affordable drinking water for local population, adhering to ESG and SDG commitments.
“By not addressing the global water crises, none of the UN Sustainable Development Goals will be achievable.”
“Water & Clean Sanitation” (SDG 6) is interconnected to all SDGs.”
Using deep-well natural water sourced from
Mount Batukaru, Bali, Indonesia
