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New KGS facility to add 2,600 tonnes of battery recycling capacity annually

E-WASTE and battery recycler KGS opened its first battery recycling plant on Tuesday (Oct 24), which will be able to process about 2,600 tonnes of feedstock annually at maximum capacity.

Price gap between resale condos in CCR and RCR the smallest in 22 years: OrangeTee & Tie

PRICES of resale private homes in Singapore picked up slightly across all three market segments in the third quarter.

Financial perks for selected households that cut power usage during peak periods in pilot scheme

IN A first-of-its-kind initiative to get households to help manage the load on the electricity grid, residents in homes equipped with smart meters will be called upon to adjust their electricity usage during peak demand periods.

VietJet’s billionaire founder sued in Singapore over 4 leased planes after loan default

VIETJET Aviation and its founder are among 11 parties that are being sued in Singapore over allegedly conspiring to block the release of four leased planes worth about US$200 million.

Keppel unit and Petronas’ Gentari to study feasibility of Malaysia-Singapore hydrogen pipeline

TOWN gas supplier City Energy and Gentari, the renewable energy arm of Petronas, will conduct a 12-month study on the feasibility of building a pipeline from Malaysia to Singapore.

Singapore stocks rise amid mixed regional showing; STI up 1%

THE Straits Times Index (STI) rose 1 per cent or 30.52 points to 3,083.88 as local stocks broke a four-day losing streak on Tuesday (Oct 24).