Singapore’s Water Security Boost with Desalination and NEWater—55% to Come from Recycled Water by 2060

Karmactive Staff

Karmactive Staff

Through careful planning and technological innovation, Singapore has transformed its water scarcity into abundance.

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Singapore’s recycled water program, NEWater, currently meets 40% of the nation’s water demand and is expected to increase it to 55% by 2060.

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The capacity of the Tuas NEWater Factory will be increased so that, 75 million gallons of ultra-clean water will be produced daily.

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25%  of Singapore’s water needs are provided by desalination, which is expected to meet 30% by 2060.

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To obtain 15 % of the country’s water supply, there are seventeen reservoirs strategically placed in different parts of the country.

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The Marina Barrage is mainly used, as a freshwater reservoir as well as a flood control and management system as well as an entertainment feature.

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The Singapore government is investing US$75 billion toward coastal protection measures to fight rising sea levels this year.

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The focus of this issue is the Water Conservation Program, where PUB actively promotes the uptake of water-saving technologies for households.

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In its uniquely successful wastewater management system, Singapore has truly set itself as a world leader in the innovation of sustainable urban water systems.

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